America’s teens can create viral videos in minutes, yet many can’t name the three branches of government. Civics education has fallen behind in an era defined by disinformation and digital noise. Explore why modern civics must focus on critical...
A mother, teacher, and librarian reflects on “Frozen II,” Indigenous representation, and why children deserve the truth about Native history—no matter their age.
Preschool educator Makai Kellogg shares how to teach truthful, anti-bias Thanksgiving lessons to young children—without myths, distortions, or centering the colonial narrative. Learn how puppets, perspective-taking, and anti-bias practices help...
Learn how teachers can incorporate accurate Native American perspectives into Thanksgiving lessons, avoid harmful myths, and choose culturally responsible texts.
Thanksgiving has been distilled into a hardly visible holiday in schools, one that rarely drives curricular instruction. And yet, when we do mention it, it is almost entirely the mythology that we teach.
A new federal definition of “professional degrees” excludes all education fields, slashing loan access and threatening the teacher, librarian, counselor, and leader pipeline.
A decade of BMEC: how 100 Black male educators grew into 2,000, building community, public voice, and resistance amid attacks on Black students and teachers.
Education Secretary Linda McMahon is rapidly reshaping U.S. schooling. From vouchers to anti-DEI crackdowns, her agenda pushes public education toward privatization.
Sesame Street turned TV into the most effective early-learning tool ever made. Here’s how it proved education can be joyful, creative, and for everyone.
Randi Weingarten’s "Why Fascists Fear Teachers" is a blistering defense of public education—and a battle cry for democracy itself.
We live in an age when truth has been replaced by performance. Modern schooling trains students to perform comprehension rather than seek understanding. Reclaiming clarity may be our last act of intellectual freedom.
Oklahoma’s schools reveal how a second Trump term could reshape public education—more Christian, more patriotic, and far less “woke.”
New national data reveal a sharp rise in functional illiteracy among U.S. young adults — even as more are earning high school diplomas. Experts warn of a widening disconnect between graduation rates, real literacy...
AI deepfakes shared by political leaders blur truth for students. Here's how educators can reclaim the narrative and teach digital integrity in a fractured media age.
AI in education doesn’t have to mean robots replacing teachers. Used right, it can liberate them—from grading, busywork, and bureaucracy—so they can focus on what only humans can do: connect, inspire, and teach.
America’s tutoring crisis has a solution. The question is whether we’ll build it for everyone or just the wealthy.
When LGBTQ books and diverse stories are under attack, silence is not an option. A Georgia School Librarian of the Year speaks out against book bans, defending students’ right to read, learn, and see themselves...
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