Education

Post-pandemic, teachers remain bound to the same inflexible expectations and schedules that have defined their roles for hundreds of years. But current teacher shortages are finally spurring an embrace of broader conceptions of teaching.

Design and architectural innovations can keep students, faculty and staff comfortable when the temperature rises, while also creating healthier, greener and more engaging places to learn. And there’s federal funding to pay for it.

Hearing the phrase “summer interns” might bring to mind images of running errands or standing at the printer making copies all day. At Gen, we tell a slightly different story.…

Conflicts between parents and educators are having tangible impacts on how schools are approaching instruction.

An evidence-based, online professional development curriculum aims to help teachers handle bullying toward students with disabilities.

Tadros & Faulker: Easing the pressure, raising pay and tending to teachers’ mental health can bring joy back to the classroom — and the career path.

As many as 70,000 child care centers are projected to close in the next several months as pandemic-era federal funding ends, pushing an industry already in crisis to a breaking point.

How would you react if you learned that one of your students felt that you don’t treat them like a full person, with a life and responsibilities beyond …

The Office of the California Surgeon General has launched free, self-paced training to help educators, school personnel and child care providers understand and respond to trauma and stress in children.

“The problem is precisely this myth that science is best done in such a way that parallels the way most male students are.”…

A new curriculum tells a more inclusive history of public land preservation & access in the United States.