Young teachers in the United States are among the most likely in industrialized countries to leave the profession, according to the world’s largest survey of …
How U.S. Teachers’ Job Satisfaction Stacks Up Against Their Global Peers’
A Seat at the Table: How School Leaders and Teachers Can Learn From Each Other
What gets in the way of teachers and school leaders learning from each other? Too often, teachers and school leaders look past each other in …
How Do Teachers Learn Best? Here’s What They Say
Like it or loathe it, professional development is part of most every teacher’s job. State laws might mandate training to prepare for new curricula. Districts …
How to Make Teachers Want to Stay at Your School (Opinion)
As a high school English teacher for more than three decades, I always wanted students to be engaged. I didn’t want them to check out. …
Looking for a New Way to Approach Professional Learning? Try This (Opinion)
We’ve all been in meetings where leaders are asked to collaborate, yet the room doesn’t feel collaborative at all. Andy Hargreaves once called this contrived …
Inside the Superintendent Hiring Process, and Where It Can Go Wrong
What started as a typical school year for Iowa’s largest school district quickly unraveled when federal immigration officials arrested Ian Roberts, superintendent of the Des …
Yes, Teachers Should Discuss Their Politics With Each Other at Work (Opinion)
Our nation is on edge in the wake of recent tragedies, wounded by political violence and deeply divided over the limits and role of speech. …
These Maps Reveal Gaps in Special Education, English-Learner Teacher Supply
Districts nationwide continue to struggle to recruit and retain enough teachers to support the steadily growing populations of students with disabilities and English learners, a …
Behind the Push to Exempt International Teachers from a New $100,000 Visa Fee
Changes in U.S. visa policy have once again thrown up roadblocks for school districts that rely on international educators to address persistent teacher shortages in …
Federal Changes Have Some Educators Rethinking Whether to Stay in Their Jobs
The federal policy changes related to schools since President Donald Trump took office in January have led nearly two-fifths of educators to rethink whether they …