Teachers developed creative and sometimes novel solutions to problems they encountered daily during the pandemic. Post-pandemic, administrators have failed to listen to and embrace those solutions.

Haley Tancredi receives funding from the Australian Research Council (ARC). Callula Killingly receives funding from the Australian Research Council (ARC). Linda J. Graham receives funding from the ...

During the 2021-2022 school year, more than 100 teachers with whom I worked left the classroom, many of them during the academic year. I am almost 25 years into my career in education. I worked for 13 ...

Teachers, the ones who deal directly with the students, should have a direct voice in the decision-making process. The views and opinions expressed in this commentary are those of the author and don’t ...

“SDPB’s Teacher Talk” is a podcast for teachers and their BFAWs (best friends at work) made by education professionals who love their jobs. Jackie Wilber and Gina Benz discuss the highs (and lows) of ...

Editor's note: The Rotary Club of Oklahoma City recently hosted a discussion on "Education and Our Future" with Oklahoma City Public Schools Superintendent Sean McDaniel and three Oklahoma City ...

Sherman Collins, owner of Baby Duck Academy in Birmingham, comforts a child during nap time. Research shows more interaction between children and caregivers improves brain development. Credit: Jackie ...

Teachers say they feel caught in the midst of a culture war, and they want politicians to stay out of their classroom decisionmaking. When politicians do talk about schools, teachers want them to ...

A few weeks ago in Washington, D.C., I sat beside several teachers and watched Linda McMahon, President Donald Trump’s new education secretary, testify in front of the Senate. He had already told ...

Dialogue between a teacher and an administrator as school opens in 2024: Teacher: There is mold in my classroom; it is on the whiteboard and on the ceiling tiles. We need to do something about this.