Experts argue that the status quo for in-service teachers, low-stakes assessments and rigid salary schedules, must change to improve student outcomes, as the 74 reports. In general, teacher ...

"They cannot read a clock, cannot find information on a four-sentence Google Slide, and will not read or follow directions." ...

Despite ongoing concerns over violations of teachers’ rights, a new survey shows that teaching remains the most desired ...

Like it or loathe it, professional development is part of most every teacher’s job. State laws might mandate training to prepare for new curricula. Districts often require attendance at “in-service” ...

COCKEYSVILLE, Md. (WBFF) — If a substitute teacher is accused of misconduct and puts student safety in jeopardy, should that teacher keep their job? Project Baltimore has learned that in Baltimore ...

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Limited national data suggest teachers are plentiful, but many districts that serve some of the most vulnerable students would beg to differ. First-grade teacher Kimberly Pate, 52, worked for nearly ...

All elementary teachers surveyed agreed that their students need recess. Thirty-six percent indicated that 21-30 minutes is ...

Math teacher Lesley Fox joins WIRED to answer the internet's burning questions about life as a teacher. Is this the worst time to become a teacher? Do teachers secretly play favorites? Why is bullying ...

The researchers found no differences in reading, math or science achievement — or in behavioral and social measures. Teachers rated students on traits like impulsiveness, cooperation, anxiety, empathy ...