Jaclyn Zubrzycki
Education Week
Denver, CO, United States
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More States Take On Media Literacy in Schools
More states are requiring schools to teach about media literacy. → Read More
More States Take On Media Literacy in Schools
More states are requiring schools to teach about media literacy. → Read More
Betsy DeVos Urges States to Take Reins on K-12 Policy
The U.S. secretary of education told those gathered for a conference of the conservative ALEC group that she supports a smaller federal role in education and encouraged states to pursue school choice. → Read More
Project-Based Learning's Next Project: Understanding When It Works
New research found that project-based learning can help improve students' academic achievement in low-income communities, but that success is not guaranteed. → Read More
Project-Based Learning's Next Project: Understanding When It Works
New research found that project-based learning can help improve students' academic achievement in low-income communities, but that success is not guaranteed. → Read More
States Consider Competency-Based Learning—But Mostly for Adults
Measures that would reward workers and students for skills and accomplishments rather than for the time they spend in class moved in fits and starts through legislatures in seven states in 2016 and 2017. → Read More
States Consider Competency-Based Learning—But Mostly for Adults
Measures that would reward workers and students for skills and accomplishments rather than for the time they spend in class moved in fits and starts through legislatures in seven states in 2016 and 2017. → Read More
States Consider Competency-Based Learning—But Mostly for Adults
Measures that would reward workers and students for skills and accomplishments rather than for the time they spend in class moved in fits and starts through legislatures in seven states in 2016 and 2017. → Read More
Oregon Considers Ethnic Studies Standards
Oregon is the latest state to consider adding an ethnic studies curriculum. → Read More
Misconceptions About Climate Change Common Among Science Teachers
Secondary science teachers in Florida and Puerto Rico knew no more than the general public about the causes of and the science behind climate change, according to a new study. → Read More
Misconceptions About Climate Change Common Among Science Teachers
Secondary science teachers in Florida and Puerto Rico knew no more than the general public about the causes of and the science behind climate change, according to a new study. → Read More
Google Maps a Spelling Bee for States
As the nation's top young spellers compete in the National Spelling Bee, a map from Google is a reminder that many of us struggle to spell much simpler words. → Read More
Lack of Financial Literacy May Inhibit College Borrowing, Study Suggests
High school seniors and others who are less financially literate prove more reluctant to take college loans, and that could hurt their future earnings, a Vanderbilt University study finds. → Read More
Higher-Income Teenagers Are More Financially Literate, Global Test Finds
The second-ever international assessment for financial literacy finds U.S. students are about average. → Read More
Higher-Income Teenagers Are More Financially Literate, Global Test Finds
The second-ever international assessment for financial literacy finds U.S. students are about average. → Read More
New Trump Budget Eliminates Arts, Humanities, Library Agencies
The arts and humanities endowments and IMLS, which support education programs, face drastic cuts in the 2018 federal budget. → Read More
New Trump Budget Eliminates Arts, Humanities, Library Agencies
The arts and humanities endowments and IMLS, which support education programs, face drastic cuts in the 2018 federal budget. → Read More
National Endowment for the Humanities Director Resigns
Already suffering from the threatened budget cuts, the National Endowment for the Humanities, which helps fund a variety of educational programs for teachers, faces another blow: the resignation of its chairman. → Read More
National Endowment for the Humanities Director Resigns
Already suffering from the threatened budget cuts, the National Endowment for the Humanities, which helps fund a variety of educational programs for teachers, faces another blow: the resignation of its chairman. → Read More
Should Home Schoolers Follow the Common Core?
A home schooling advocacy group was concerned when a state legislator proposed requiring home schoolers to follow the Common Core State Standards. → Read More