Educated Reporter
Read practical advice from EWA staffers and guest journalists from around the United States about all things education.
Educated Reporter
High-achieving countries share some common practices when it comes to the recruitment, training and development of public-school teachers, according to experts ...
An unusually large turnout is predicted for Super Tuesday, and campuses in Fairfax County, Virginia — one of the nation’s largest school districts — have ...
Spanish. French. German. Computer coding. Are they the same? ...
Two powerful new stories — one from China, the other set in Oakland, California — explore how educators are addressing perceived shortfalls in boys’ educa...
In the past quarter-century, Wendy Kopp’s idea for putting new college graduates to work in high-need public schools has grown from her undergraduate thesis p...
International comparisons in education usually focus on the national level—what countries can learn from one another. But a number of cities in North America ...
More than 22,000 young voters participated in the Republican caucuses Monday, a record turnout, according to an advocacy group for civic education....
With the first caucuses of the presidential election year imminent, it’s worth asking: Who will turn out among young voters in Iowa and subsequent states?...
More Latinos are going to college, but they’re doing it at a small number of schools, according to a new analysis from Excelencia in Education released this w...
