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By Chao Deng, The Wall Street Journal (from June 21, 2026) ARDMORE, Pa.—Yair Lev was horrified when his 7-year-old daughter showed him all...

By John Littleford, NAIS (from August 4, 2026) It’s not news that longevity in headship is becoming harder to sustain. As pressures on school...

By John D. Duffy, Edutopia (from July 29, 2026) Every teacher wants a strong start to the school year, to strike the right balance of high...

By Alex Kotran, Notes on AI Readiness (from August 5, 2026) Over the past several months superintendents from the country’s largest school...

By Alan Mather, The Hechinger Report (from August 3, 2026) When I was an assistant principal in Chicago, I would post a job opening for a physics...

By Stefan Bauschard, Education Disrupted (from July 28, 2026) Every article about AI for teachers uses the same three examples. Write a lesson...

By Olina Banjeri, Education Week (from August 6, 2026) Students use artificial intelligence in school with impunity. Some use it to write essays or...

By Maddy Savage, BBC (from April 15, 2026) Sweden's government is championing a renewed focus on physical books, paper and pens in classrooms,...

By Sarah D. Sparks, The State of Teaching (from April 16, 2026) When it comes to improving teacher morale, consistent teamwork—and a little...

By Jim VanderHel & Mike Allen, Axios (from April 16, 2026) America, we have a problem: Young adults are scared and unprepared for the AI...

By Jane Swift & Arne Duncan, TIME (from April 7, 2026) Schools across the country are struggling to find enough teachers, with at least 411,000...

By Deborah Acosta, The Wall Street Journal (from April 16, 2026) PALM BEACH, Fla.—Not long after real-estate developer Jeff Greene moved from...