In the final months of the current decade, U.S. students received two lackluster report cards. First in October, the National Assessment of Education Progress (NAEP, the Nation’s Report Card) delivered 4th and 8th grade test results in math and reading. While scores went up or down by a few points in all categories, the results […]
In the final months of the current decade, U.S. students received two lackluster report cards. First in October, the National Assessment…
Read MoreFor educators and administrators, community outreach is a big part of their job. But the feedback they receive—on classes, individuals, team…
Read MoreOn December 10, the Tyler, Texas-based Mentoring Minds announced it had acquired SchoolSpire, which is located just 100 miles away in…
Read MoreAs worries about the effects of screen time in education have grown, efforts to establish alternative delivery methods have followed. One…
Read MoreParsons Paris announced on December 2 that they would be launching a 30-hour immersive, introductory online course on fashion and luxury…
Read MoreAs digital technology makes remote work more viable, some populations of underemployed professionals are coming online. Freedom Learning Group, founded by…
Read MoreWhile many edtech tools and solutions might show promising results in small studies or certain conditions, very few prove effective at…
Read MoreEducation technology is used widely in schools and districts across the U.S. Collectively, U.S. K-12 education spends more than $12 billion…
Read MoreOver the past semester, five districts across the U.S. have been piloting a new tool jointly offered by Khan Academy and…
Read MoreKangarootime, a Buffalo, N.Y.-based provider of early childhood education support software, announced on October 30 that it had raised $3.5 million…
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