Education correspondent Emily Hanford of APM Reports spoke with Education Week about her radio documentary on early reading and what teachers should know about reading science.
From housing perks for teachers to rock & roll professional development, here are some of the Teacher team's favorite stories from 2018.
Levine, well-known for his sharp critiques of teacher-education programs, oversaw the creation of the foundation's own teacher-preparation program and teaching fellowship.
In this special series, Education Week reporters explore how teachers work to overcome the challenges of teaching the country's most vulnerable students.
With microcredentials, technology, and cross-curricular collaboration, this professional-learning program seeks to boost teacher engagement.
Professional development programs can be one way to improve how parents and teachers communicate, according to a study by researchers at the University of Missouri.
A free online professional-learning course seeks to help teachers gain more authority and autonomy in education policy matters.
Teachers who are not fully certified are increasingly teaching in California's high-needs schools and in special education, a report by the Learning Policy Institute has found.
Roxanna Elden, a former teacher who created a popular email series of encouragement for educators in 2015, returns with online support for first-year teachers in their first days of school.
A pilot program at the University of Virginia's Curry School of Education lets teachers in training practice classroom management techniques with a classroom simulation.
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