West Virginia Governor Patrick Morrisey announced new paid math coaching opportunities for teachers in West Virginia through ...

Despite social, economic and institutional barriers limiting women’s formal participation in science, they made numerous key breakthroughs.

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World Teachers’ Day is observed every year on October 5 to recognise the role of teachers in education and draw attention to the professional conditions that shape their work. In 2026, the day marks ...

Education news and commentary, delivered right to your inbox. Sign up for The 74 newsletter. A version of this essay appeared on Matthew Yglesias’ Slow Boring, a site dedicated to offering pragmatic ...

The 2026 edition will highlight the challenges confronting teachers and explore measures to address them. It will also urge society and policymakers to strengthen and improve the status of educators.

Philip Lindsay’s videos as Mr. Lindsay translate student slang and humor as a way to help parents and teachers connect with kids; at the same time, he also teaches at Rim Country Middle School in ...

Ashley Martin was surprised to learn that her son’s fourth grade teacher, who was hired over the summer, isn’t considered a full-time Fairfax County, Virginia, school employee. Her son’s teacher is ...

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AI-generated summary reviewed by our newsroom. Read our AI Policy. North Carolina adopted new K-12 math standards for use starting in 2028-29. High school students will still take Math 1 and Math 2 ...

On 5 October 2026, education unions around the world will celebrate World Teachers’ Day, marking the 60th anniversary of the 1966 International Labour Organization (ILO)/UNESCO Recommendation ...

At this point, everyone who cares about education policy at all has probably listened to Emily Hanford’s “Sold a Story” podcast series, or pretends to have, and is aware that there is a correct way to ...