Dozens of these ultra-green schools are going up in every sort of district—urban and rural, affluent and lower income, blue state and red state. Much of the advocacy for net-zero Continue Reading →
With 53,000 students, 6,500 employees, and buildings spread across 88 square miles, the recent network refresh at Klein ISD taught district leaders a thing or two. They share their top takeaways Continue Reading →
Online learning. Yes! Flipped learning, personalized learning. Yes, yes! Mobile Learning… Mobile learning. Huh? FETC thought leader and featured presenter Dr. Julie Evans of Project Tomorrow shares data on how students are really Continue Reading →
School districts nationwide are facing a critical teacher shortage and the situation is only expected to worsen in the next few years. This issue has many implications for student learning, Continue Reading →
By Emily Ann Brown, Education Daily® The U.S. Education Department’s Office of the Chief Privacy Officer released technical guidance on the use of college admissions exams and related voluntary surveys, which collect Continue Reading →
Research suggests that when principals work directly with teachers in explaining how and why they should use data to improve their instructional practices, the effect on student achievement is more than Continue Reading →
“When you think of tech in the classroom, everyone thinks of iPads and SMART boards,” said Andy Yung, a pre-K teacher in New York City. “But with younger ages, they’re Continue Reading →