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Often overlooked and misunderstood, home economics is about far more than learning to bake cakes or sew lopsided oven mitts, argues education journalist Danielle Dreilinger

What education journalists need to know about an important but undercovered issue

Cognitive science has vastly expanded the body of knowledge on how people learn in the last 25 years. Yet, little of that knowledge has trickled down to the classroom

As with so many aspects of schooling, the pandemic exposed flaws in traditional grading policies and practices

For Madisyn Slater, a senior at Blake High School in Tampa, Florida, there was little question that popular biology teacher Tiffany Johnson crossed the line with students

The Tulsa Race Massacre’s centennial has recently drawn headlines nationwide, but most Americans never previously learned about the tragic episode