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How Teachers Use Ongoing Feedback to Spot Struggles

How Teachers Use Ongoing Feedback to Spot Struggles

Formative feedback is a powerful tool in the educational landscape, offering ongoing, actionable insights that help improve teaching and learning. ...
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Technical Glitches Disrupt New York State Math Tests, Affecting Students' Exam Schedule

Technical Glitches Disrupt New York State Math Tests, Affecting Students' Exam Schedule

New York City public schools faced significant disruptions during the administration of state math tests for grades 3 through 8 due to technical difficulties with the testing vendor, NWEA. The issues were severe enough that some schools opted to delay the tests. This year marked the first time all test-takers in New York City were required to use computer-based exams. While over 116,000 students across the state successfully completed their tests in the morning, the exact number of affected students in the city remains unclear. The New York State Education Department acknowledged the disruptions and is working with the vendor to resolve the issues. The department has advised schools to pause or reschedule the tests within the designated testing window.
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Virginia's Superintendent of the Year Advocates for Modernized Education Standards

Virginia's Superintendent of the Year Advocates for Modernized Education Standards

John Gordon III, superintendent of Suffolk Public Schools in Virginia, has been named the state's Superintendent of the Year. Gordon has been recognized for his efforts to modernize the school division's infrastructure and approach to technology. Since taking the role in 2019, he has focused on integrating digital instructional materials and adapting to rapidly changing educational policies. Gordon emphasizes the importance of education companies in helping schools comply with new regulations by ensuring digital materials are updated promptly. His leadership has also involved striking partnerships with Fortune 500 companies to enhance educational resources and opportunities for students.
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AI Tools Enhance Student Time Management Amid Academic Challenges

AI Tools Enhance Student Time Management Amid Academic Challenges

AI Tools Enhance Student Time Management Amid Academic Challenges
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Teachers Face Challenges in Implementing Social-Emotional Learning in Schools

Teachers Face Challenges in Implementing Social-Emotional Learning in Schools

A recent survey by the EdWeek Research Center reveals that many educators feel unprepared to teach social-emotional learning (SEL) in schools. The survey, which included responses from 499 teachers, principals, and district leaders, highlights several barriers to effective SEL implementation. These include overwhelming student needs, lack of time, insufficient training, and inadequate curriculum resources. Teachers report that while SEL is recognized as important, integrating it into the school day is challenging due to these constraints. The findings suggest a need for better support and resources to help educators effectively teach SEL skills.
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Education Experts Advocate for Social-Emotional Learning to Manage Kids' Online Lives

Education Experts Advocate for Social-Emotional Learning to Manage Kids' Online Lives

A panel hosted by the Collaborative for Academic, Social, and Emotional Learning emphasized the importance of social-emotional learning (SEL) in helping children manage their digital lives. Experts argue that the narrative portraying teens as victims of social media is counterproductive. Instead, they advocate for a strengths-based approach that empowers students with the skills to navigate digital spaces safely. The panel highlighted the dual nature of social media, which can expose children to harmful content but also serve as a tool for civic engagement and personal connection. The discussion underscored the need for educators to foster strong relationships with students and incorporate their voices into school policies to promote healthy digital habits.
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Literati Acquired by Trustbridge Partners to Expand Book Fair Market Presence

Literati Acquired by Trustbridge Partners to Expand Book Fair Market Presence

Literati Acquired by Trustbridge Partners to Expand Book Fair Market Presence
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Supply Chain Technology Matures with AI and Automation Integration

Supply Chain Technology Matures with AI and Automation Integration

Supply Chain Technology Matures with AI and Automation Integration
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Law School Admission Council's Antitrust Suit Dismissed, Plaintiff to Amend Complaint

Law School Admission Council's Antitrust Suit Dismissed, Plaintiff to Amend Complaint

A judge has dismissed an antitrust lawsuit against the Law School Admission Council (LSAC) concerning application fees, but has allowed the plaintiff 14 days to file an amended complaint. The lawsuit alleged that LSAC's fees were anti-competitive, potentially violating antitrust laws. The dismissal provides the plaintiff an opportunity to revise the complaint to address the court's concerns. This case is part of a broader scrutiny of educational institutions and their fee structures, reflecting ongoing debates about fairness and accessibility in higher education.
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Chicago's Strategy to Reduce School Absenteeism Focuses on Family Engagement

Chicago's Strategy to Reduce School Absenteeism Focuses on Family Engagement

Arne Duncan and Bibb Hubbard advocate for reducing absenteeism in Chicago Public Schools by strengthening family engagement. With chronic absenteeism affecting 40% of students, the authors argue that integrating families into the educational process can improve attendance and academic outcomes. They cite research showing that schools with strong family involvement had better post-pandemic outcomes. The strategy involves building strong relationships between educators and families, providing transparent information, and ensuring families are informed about their children's academic progress.
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Augmented Reality Pilots in 2026 Aim to Transform Safety and Work Environments

Augmented Reality Pilots in 2026 Aim to Transform Safety and Work Environments

In 2026, several augmented reality (AR) pilots are being launched across various sectors, including public safety, education, and enterprise. Notably, the Carmel Fire Department in Indiana is set to pilot AR helmets that provide real-time navigation cues and command overlays, potentially improving search efficiency and reducing disorientation in smoke-filled environments. Additionally, AcuraFlow is expanding its deployment of Vuzix smart glasses across North America, signaling a shift from trial phases to operational use. A study by the University of South Florida highlights the need for AR interfaces to be tailored for children, as they interact with AR differently than adults. These developments indicate a significant move towards integrating AR into everyday workflows, with early deployments already funded and scheduled.
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Pearson Reports 4% Rise in Q1 2026 Sales Driven by Virtual Learning Surge

Pearson Reports 4% Rise in Q1 2026 Sales Driven by Virtual Learning Surge

Pearson Reports 4% Rise in Q1 2026 Sales Driven by Virtual Learning Surge