Nancy Flanagan takes us on a stroll through the latest is silly education headlines.
Nancy Bailey caught a widely ignored speech at the correspondent's dinner from Weijia Jiang, Emmy Award-winning television journalist.
Natalie Wexler has mined a considerable number of materials related to Alpha School. None of it makes them seem less snake oily, but specifics are always nice.
Kelsey Penrose writes for Carson Now about the parents pushing back against ed tech in Nevada.
The Arizona GOP keeps trying like hell to keep the public from having any say about taxpayer=funded vouchers, but the latest attempt to screw with the voters has been struck down by a judge.
Bruce Lesley has done plenty of homework on this answer to the decades-old question.
How a years-long rise in teacher turnover reshaped American classrooms
Three Things I Would Encourage Every Teacher To Do Going Into This School Year
Your Reading is Out of Control
Anthropic Launched Claude for Teachers. We Blocked It for Our District.
Matt Barnum at Chalkbeat has been looking at the data about teacher turnover, and he's drawn some conclusions.
Marcus Luther offers some year-launching advice for teachers. It's a good list.
Rachael Gabrield presents an altern ative view of the current handwringing over the student reading crisis.
Want one more post slamming the advent of Claude for Teachers? This one from Joe Phillips is excellent.
At Forbes.com last week, I wrote about to make a writing classroom AI-resistant, and about a study showing the school sports are more available to some than to others.
Turn this one up.
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