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Explore easy neuroscience-based tools that strengthen relationships, reduce burnout, and drive student success [Read more]

Curious about alternative grading? Join to get an inspiring, practical look into one California school’s shift toward alternative grading. [Read more]

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

The 31-year-old firebrand offered something different to many who feel adrift. [Read more]

AI is undermining students' learning, many educators say. It's also saving educators tons of time. [Read more]

The administration has used multiple agencies to enforce its view of the sex-discrimination law. [Read more]

As summer heat waves stretch later into fall—and with higher temperatures arriving earlier in spring—protecting student-athletes from heat-related illnesses has become a year-round concern. [Read more]

Avoiding discussion of difficult topics in school is a missed learning opportunity. [Read more]

Parental controls can complement AI literacy instruction in schools, so long as parents know how to activate them. [Read more]

Teachers face discipline for social media posts following the conservative speaker's assassination. [Read more]