Students are learning again, but most are not catching up for learning lost during the pandemic, conclude three new reports comparing...

There's no evidence that "trauma-deformed pedagogy" (oops, "informed") helps students learn more, writes Max Eden, an American Enterprise...

The most effective use of class time depends on the subject, concludes a study conducted in high-poverty English high schools, reports...

Even if President Biden is able to figure some student loans, most of the $1.7 trillion in college debt will not be repaid -- ever, write...

Impatience is the besetting sin of progressive education. Progressives want to skip the boring, old fundamentals -- phonics,...

There's a lot of talk about "equity" in the latest draft of California's proposed math framework. In addition to a guarantee of...

This will be the last year of Covid-funded summer school before the pandemic relief money runs out, writes Jo Napolitano on The 74. Some...

America's 13-year-olds are moving backwards educationally, according to a new report on long term trends by the National Assessment of...

Charter schools are outperforming traditional public schools, according to a new study by the Center for Research on Education Outcomes...

After 63 years of teaching high school math in Alexandria, Virginia, Lou Kokonis isn't planning to retire. The 91-year-old comes early to...

Struggle is supposed to be good for math students, writes Greg Ashman on Filling the Pail. Telling them how to solve problems is supposed...

A leprechaun has two pots of gold, each with 10 coins in it, plus three extra coins. How many coins does he have in all? Some...

Elementary students don't learn more from a teacher who matches them in race or ethnicity, concludes a new study. There is little...

New Jersey just doubled the percentage of students who are "graduation ready" in reading, writes Chrif Cerf, the former state...

The ninth-grader needed to multiple 3 x 9 to answer an algebra problem. She didn't have a calculator, and I wouldn't let her go look for...

I'm so old I remember when segregation was considered a bad thing. Evanston Township High (ETHS), just north of Chicago, created...

Thinking about everything is hard, writes Greg Ashman, author of Cognitive Load Theory, on Filling the Pail. It exhausts students'...

Please "stop talking about so-called learning loss," writes Jo Boaler, a Stanford professor and math reform advocate, on the Hechinger...

“What is so magical about algebra as a math requirement?” asked Eloy Ortiz Oakley, former chancellor of California’s community college...

Remote instruction led to disastrous learning losses," especially in math, according to conclusive research, writes Kevin Mahnken on The...