Early Childhood to High School
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Two of the best beat reporters in the country share story ideas for the new academic year, including enrollment changes, staff shortages and dates you should mark on your calendar.
As momentum builds to change reading instruction, Lucy Calkins, chief architect of popular method, retreats from prior stance.
This EWA minicourse is designed to help education journalists find, understand, and effectively use research to inform their news coverage.
Much attention is focused on how schools will deliver instruction this fall, whether remotely or in schools with COVID-19 health and safety precautions in place
Many education journalists covering the pandemic’s impacts on children and families are diving into the early learning and child care beat for the first time, given the massive disruption to this sector in communities nationwide
When writing about education issues in a particular state or community putting local data in a national context is often essential