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Janiah Hinds for EdWeek Writes… “Black history can be viewed as an “endangered species” that we have to work deliberately to keep alive so that we can ensure that its knowledge is ongoing.” Janiah Hinds, 17, is a high school senior in Florida and the owner of...
All three of my kids have missed a significant number days because of the need to quarantine. The Omicron variant is sweeping through our neighborhoods and our local school district recently created a no-contact day this last Friday. Many caregivers and community...
Katy Farber for EdWeek Writes… “I have no words to describe what it is like to be a teacher right now.” That is what I tweeted at the end of a day earlier this month, sitting on the couch while COVID-19 cases surged everywhere. As a writer and a teacher, I had...
More than a decade ago, policymakers made a multi-billion-dollar bet that strengthening teacher evaluation would lead to better teaching, which in turn would boost student achievement. But new research shows that, overall, those efforts failed: Nationally, teacher...
The arc of the moral universe is long, but it bends toward justice. It’s a reassurance Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. included in several of his speeches over the years, one he shared with crowds across the country. And if we look at history a certain way, the arc...
