Forty-two percent of teachers have little or no input on their professional development, a new Education Week Research Center survey found. At least three states and several individual school ...

As we reimagine schools for the next generation, we also have to reimagine what adult learning can and should look like in schools as well. The traditional model of ‘sit and get’ professional ...

Increasing teacher and teaching effectiveness is a paramount challenge facing public education. But what strategies work and are cost effective? Do we achieve an effective teacher workforce through ...

It’s a tough time to be a teacher. COVID wiped out years of learning for millions of students, with too many also suffering from grief, anxiety, and depression. This means that effective instruction ...

Back in the old days – say, more than a year ago – teacher professional development offerings in many districts went something like this: Drive across town at the end of the school day, sit in a room ...

A study raising a lot of eyebrows in the education world this week suggests that, despite the billions of dollars we are pouring into teacher development every year, we have very little to show for ...

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As more demands are placed on schools, principals must be strong instructional leaders, who find innovative ways to provide professional development for teachers. This article reports data that was ...

Future teachers gathered at the Yavapai County Education Service Agency on Friday, Oct. 24, to learn effective teaching ...

The House Appropriations Committee approved a bill last week that would eliminate federal funding for teacher professional development. The Fiscal Year 2025 Labor, Health and Human Services, Education ...

In their full education budget, President Donald Trump and Education Secretary Betsy DeVos proposed completely cutting the $2.1 billion in funding designated for Title II of the Every Student Succeeds ...