The K-12 model has been overturned since spring, but these principals and superintendents say focusing on people first and finding joy are key to success.

There are three education trends that emerged during the coronavirus pandemic that are likely to continue once it has passed, several school leaders say

For the first time in her decade of teaching, Coral Zayas is eating lunch every day. It may sound small, but for her, it’s a major victory. “I don't normally eat three meals a day, because I'm usually working and don't even think about it,” Zayas said in September. In addition to her new lunch…

The EdTech Advisory Forum had responded to the Education Select Committee call for view on ‘The Impact of Covid-19 on education and Children’s Service’ by producing this report. EdTech Vision 2025 celebrates what we do well; but is frank about where we need to improve on support for education technology and digital skills. (pdf)

An educator started "An Anonymous Teacher Speaks" project on Twitter last Friday, which offers the realities of teaching during the coronavirus pandemic. In this interview, the educator who posted the messages says teachers share their frustrations, which are added to Twitter without their names.

Some school principals in New York City say they need more guidance on how to address student discipline amid the coronavirus pandemic. While Chancellor Richard Carranza has said mask refusals could get students kicked out of in-person learning, principals say the city's Department of Education lacks specific policies and communication has been mixed on how…

The coronavirus pandemic gives us an opportunity to zero in on what's essential. Jill Harrison Berg, a leadership coach and school improvement consultant, shares how, by looking through the lens of the NBPTS Five Core Propositions, school leaders can leverage shifts already underway to support powerful teaching

The coronavirus pandemic threatens to worsen equity gaps in education, according to Ryan Reyna, senior director of Education Strategy Group. In this commentary, Reyna shares findings of a new report from the organization and suggestions to help reverse that trajectory, such as a focus on ninth-grade GPA and encouraging completion of the Free Application for…

Approaches to taking classes outside to prevent the spread of COVID-19 can vary depending on a variety of factors, including location and resources.

En ny studie beskriver hur förskolor och förskollärare i Sverige, Norge respektive USA agerade när coronapandemin slog till i våras. Medan förskolorna i Sverige hölls öppna med vissa restriktioner, stängdes de ned helt i Norge och i delar av USA.

Is it possible to reopen school buildings in the fall in a way that keeps kids, educators, staff and their families and communities safe from Covid-19? Is it possible not to do so without harming them in other ways?