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Wish you could handle emotions better? Learn practical strategies with researcher Marc Brackett and host Peter DeWitt. [Read more]

A poor labor market doesn't explain the growing interest in TFA, say its staff. [Read more]

In a new survey, superintendents detail the tradeoffs they expect to make if billions in federal funds don't arrive. [Read more]

My career in education has been shadowed by four words: “You can’t do it.” Here’s how I overcame self-doubt. [Read more]

Physical education plays a big role in keeping kids active in an era dominated by screens. But as technology is increasingly incorporated into schools and classrooms, can it also be [Read more]

Students who received $50 a week showed improved attendance and financial literacy, researchers found. [Read more]

Listening to those engaged in the day-to-day work should be at the center of efforts to rethink education. [Read more]

An initiative to help students advance did just that by every measure captured. [Read more]

The cost of compliance is so high, the lawsuit argues, some Head Start programs could be forced to close. [Read more]

Context is key when solving word problems, experts say. [Read more]