Student Learning

Utah school districts are navigating a persistent and challenging shortage of special education teachers, a crisis that directly impacts the quality of education for some of the state's most vulnerable students. In a direct and innovative response to this critical need, Utah State University's

The path to a college degree is rarely a straight line, often marked by detours and delays, but for one former Major League Baseball player, the journey spanned more than four decades, culminating in a powerful lesson on the importance of finishing what you start. Gary Eave, now 62, recently walked

Facing a rising tide of disruptive and often dangerous student conduct that has overwhelmed educators and stalled learning, the Lakeside Union School District in San Diego County is instituting a sweeping new policy designed to reclaim its classrooms. The comprehensive resolution, passed in

A newly proposed research initiative is set to undertake a comprehensive investigation into how homework influences students far beyond their academic performance, delving into the critical realms of their psychological, emotional, and social health. While acknowledging the long-standing tradition

In the intricate and ever-evolving world of K-12 education, the most impactful school leaders have moved beyond the traditional role of managers and are now acting as the chief architects of their learning communities. The blueprint for success in the current educational climate is not found in a

The well-trodden path for many gifted science students often leads directly toward medical school, a destination seemingly predetermined by a strong aptitude for biology and chemistry. This was the initial trajectory envisioned by Tasnim Anower, a biochemistry student whose academic journey began