The recent American Federation of Teachers (AFT) convention has sparked criticism for serving more as a partisan campaign rally for Vice President Kamala Harris than addressing the pressing issues plaguing the education sector. Commentators noted that the union's preoccupation with political
The Biden administration's recent Title IX regulation, designed to protect transgender, gay, and lesbian students from discrimination, has ignited a storm of legal battles and created significant confusion among schools nationwide. This rule, which extends protections to include gender
The recent announcement by Instructure Holdings, Inc., the creator of the renowned Canvas Learning Management System (LMS), highlights their strategic partnership with the newly established Adelaide University. This collaboration, unveiled on July 29, 2024, represents a substantial advancement in
In recent years, the landscape of special education policies has become increasingly complex and fast-changing, with significant implications for students with disabilities and their families. Changes in state policies regarding the eligibility age for special education services, often driven by
In a comprehensive policy outline titled "Mandate for Leadership: The Conservative Promise," Project 2025 proposes sweeping changes across the American educational landscape, focusing on conservative ideals aimed at fundamentally reshaping K-12 and higher education. Peter Greene’s d
In recent years, the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into the education sector has gained significant momentum. The current generation of AI-powered tools offers the promise of personalized learning experiences and streamlined administrative processes, benefiting both students and
The adoption of technology in education continues to evolve at a rapid pace, reshaping the K-12 landscape in profound ways. The seventh annual EdTech Top 40 report by LearnPlatform, a subdivision of Instructure, offers an insightful glance at key trends for the 2023-24 school year. Analyzing over
The recent U.S. Supreme Court decision to overturn the Chevron doctrine has sent ripples through federal agencies, significantly impacting the U.S. Department of Education (ED). The Chevron doctrine, which had provided agencies like the ED wide latitude to interpret ambiguous statutes, allowed
For a nation that, as a whole, does not believe in the efficiency of standardized testing, Finland has a history of excellent PISA (Program for International Student Assessment) scores. This assessment was first performed in 2000 and measures the knowledge of reading, mathematics, and science of
Brittany Grajek, a native of Meadville, has demonstrated extraordinary resilience and determination in balancing multiple roles while overcoming significant personal challenges. Her journey through higher education, personal health battles, and her profound passion for early childhood education
