Colleges are letting students pick their own Halloween costumes this year.

The NEA's online courses favor progressive fads over teaching.

As teachers try to get students to "sit down, focus and learn," researchers priorities are equity, justice and identity.

Most teachers think it's "very" or "extremely important" to teach America's virtues and instill patriotism.

Doing what works -- and avoiding fads and ideology -- would improve learning dramatically.

We need rigorous history teaching -- not a switch from left-wing to right-wing takes on America.

Rebelling against left-wing conformity, college students are moving to conservative spaces where debate and disagreement is welcome.

City Journal's new college rankings list University of Florida as best in the nation for inquiry and student success.

The essence of traffic school: Don't drive while drunk, drugged, angry or stupid.

The Los Angeles school board is trying to close a successful, dance-enriched charter to free space for a low-performing district school with declining enrollment.

Bell-to-bell smartphone bans led to slightly higher test scores and attendance, says a new study.

Students don't know enough history to "do history" like historians. They have to learn what happened before they analyze it.

The idea of a student being "Nature Intelligent" is so much more palatable than "Unable to Do Trigonometry Intelligent."

Achievers need challenging academics -- not just "enrichment" activities.

Twenty percent of high school graduates have trouble reading anything more complex than a restaurant menu.

Is women's growing power the cause of wokeness?

Teaching one side of controversial issues has become the academic norm. Some professors reject viewpoint diversity.

To restore trust in public education, teachers should be politically neutral in the classroom.

Politicized teacher preparation is a real problem , writes Rick Hess. "I can still recall those long-ago days of 2023 when progressives insisted that training aspiring teachers to spot 'white supremacy culture' wasn’t political — that it was just sensible pedagogy." Sidney Poitier played an inner-city London teacher in To Sir With Love . However, the solution proposed by Oklahoma’s then-superintendent Ryan Walters -- a new anti-woke test for would-be teachers from New York a

Teachers and professors are told to "meet students where they are," but not how to get them where they need to be.