Many families that receive government assistance for child care still pay a lot out-of-pocket. A new Biden administration rule will lower those costs and improve payments to day care providers.

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Delving into the specifics of gender equity in education: What impact could it make on boys' academic performance? Read more from reporter Daniel Mollenkamp.

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“The C3 Framework and HQIMs complement each other; they both support the equity lens we need in social studies through inquiry,' says Kathy Swan. See how HQIMs can have a significant impact on student outcomes: #SponsoredContent
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We spoke with Kathy Swan, lead writer of the C3 Framework and lead consultant on #Traverse , about the importance of high-quality instructional materials.

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A group of eight educators and school leaders reflected on their lived experiences and shared their truths through a collection of personal essays as part of the Voices of Change writing fellowship.

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High school history teacher Dr. Alex Brouhard is finding methods to engage his student's and change the perception that 'history is boring.'

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Sebastián R Chávez an educator calls for administrators and policymakers to shift their mindset regarding the role assigned to educators of color, emphasizing the importance of offering trauma-informed training.

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As school boards prepare to approve their budgets for the fall, many are grappling with how to make up for the yawning chasm left by the loss of federal pandemic-relief dollars. edsurge.com/news/2024-03-2…

These days there’s a wave of new #edtech products hitting the market. Co-creating’ materials with students can lead to better outcomes, experts argue.

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A new curriculum will use project-based learning and culturally relevant teaching strategies to engage high school physics and chemistry students in the rural South. buff.ly/3UnAgzW

“Teachers are expected to do an extreme amount of things in a short amount of time,” one elementary teacher wrote. “Admin wants memorable lessons, which I agree, but we are never given the time to plan those.”

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An inquiry-based education trains students for college, career and civic life. “The most important thing we do in social studies education is prepare citizens to live in a diverse democracy.” Learn more: @imaginelearning #SponsoredContent
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An educator's perseverance in pursuing a teaching career encountered an obstacle, pushing him to explore an alternative route. Many states have made it easier to enter teacher preparation programs but are they lowering the bar?

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'The ninth-graders in my classes and the preservice teachers I teach have one thing in common: math has not always come easy for them, and for many in both groups, learning math can be overwhelming.' edsurge.com/news/2024-03-2…

We're all aware of the many ways #AI might reshape #HigherEducation - from simplifying administrative tasks to enhancing learning experiences.

But what will it take to ensure responsible #AI Integration and ethical use? The answer: A lot of work.

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AI-powered reading coaches have emerged as new tools that use generative AI to provide learners with personalized reading practice, stories, feedback and support.

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The way schools and colleges grade student work is at odds with effective teaching.

On The EdSurge Podcast, we speak with author and university teaching center Director Joshua Eyler about if it's time to eliminate letter grades.

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The National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine committee looked into social media and its impact on children’s well-being says that keeping kids off social media isn’t going to solve any problems.

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While hype has died down, could a concept like a metaverse still eventually emerge and bring more experiential learning to students?

For the EdSurge Podcast, we sat down two experts in the space to explore the future of VR in education.

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'Inquiry-based learning frames education through questions rather than answers, empowering students to drive their own learning,' says Kathy Swan, lead writer of the C3 Framework. Learn more about HQIM in social studies: Imagine Learning #SponsoredContent edsurge.com/news/2024-04-1…