Worried about AI and college costs, young workers are pursuing jobs in the skilled trades.

Even elite computer science graduates are having trouble competing with AI for jobs.

Schools should focus on retaining effective teachers, not on lowering turnover rates for lower-quality teachers.

New York City parents have been promised free day care, starting at six weeks. New Mexico just launched its program. Can taxpayers afford it?

College students need internet-free spaces where they can read, write, talk, think, play and sleep.

Merry Christmas!

"It's Beginning To Look a Lot Like Christmas" is now "inappropriate" for children.

Business professors have advice for all those urban execs trying to save hometown businesses.

AI companions seem "creepy and unsettling" for a reason, psychologists warn.

Ed school makes sure new teachers think the right thoughts about SEL, anti-racism and social justice.

If students can't tell nouns from verbs, should teachers spend time on "neopronouns" (xe/xem/xyr) and "xeopronouns" (cat/cats/catself)?

Writing by hand develops learning, memory and thinking skills.

Professors won't persuade students the humanities are relevant and practical. Tell them "all things excellent are as difficult as they are rare"

Reading excerpts in English class, but few whole books, leaves many unprepared to read "lengthy or complex texts" in college.

"Progressives" don't want to believe education reforms can help poor children learn more.

Childhood is making a comeback.

Australia is trying to kick under-16-year-olds off social media.

FAFSA will warn students who apply for aid to attend colleges where graduates earn less than workers with only a high school degree.

Teachers with master's degrees aren't better in the classroom, so why pay more for the credential?