The Teaching Profession in 2018 (in Charts)
Some called 2018 the "year of the teacher." Here's a review of the research that encapsulates a milestone year for the teaching profession.
Some called 2018 the "year of the teacher." Here's a review of the research that encapsulates a milestone year for the teaching profession.
Dozens of coaches and administrators gathered to address tactics for hiring and retaining millennial teachers—and with an eye toward avoiding stereotypes.
After nine years of faithful blogging for Education Week Teacher, retired educator Nancy Flanagan has written her 500th and final post for the website.
In a study of eight schools in Florida, 3rd grade teachers who reported more symptoms of depression spent less time in whole-group instruction and in preparing students for lessons.
Four teachers who have experienced gun violence at school share their stories.
A new social-media campaign has prompted backlash from educators concerned about negative perceptions of their profession.
The study measured responses from about 100 teachers from a single district, and found that 93 percent experienced high levels of stress in their profession.
After over 20 years of researching student achievement, John Hattie points to teacher mindsets and expertise as the biggest factors in improving learning outcomes.
The 2018 National Teacher of the Year is Mandy Manning, an English and math teacher to refugee and immigrant students in Washington state.
The New York Times asked teachers to share what their classroom conditions really look like. Other teachers on social media are doing the same.
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