While there are more teachers of color than there were a few decades ago, the teacher workforce is growing whiter than the college-educated population as a whole, according to a new analysis from Brookings.
From housing perks for teachers to rock & roll professional development, here are some of the Teacher team's favorite stories from 2018.
A Wrinkle in Time, the beloved classic by Madeleine L'Engle, is now on the big screen. Educators, celebrities, and nonprofits are teaming up to make students don't miss it.
Latino teachers say they feel like they serve as role models and act as important resources to their schools, but those responsibilities can come at the detriment of their own professional success.
As Black History Month begins, here are some resources to help every teacher celebrate black voices in the classroom.
In particular, English teachers reported weaker relationships with Asian American students, and math teachers had worse relationships with Latino students.
The Council of Chief State School Officers is overseeing a working group of 11 states that are trying to increase diversity among their teachers by 2040.
A new study found that when teachers underestimate their students' abilities, it causes students to have lower academic expectations for themselves.
A Johns Hopkins University study found that if a low-income black student has just one black teacher in elementary school, that student's probability of dropping out is reduced by 29 percent.
A public school site that was once in the middle of a tug of war between the Los Angeles school system and Donald Trump is now an oasis of multiculturalism.
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