Teachers Who Support Trans Students May Face Felony Charges Under New Missouri Bill
Teachers could be fined or put on the sexual offenders registry for using a student's preferred name or pronouns.
Sarah Morris
Sarah Morris is a Doctoral Academy Fellow for the Department of Education Reform at The University of Arkansas. Sarah researches grading equity practices, the 9th grade year, and Arkansas teachers’ grading practices. She is a former middle grades math teacher.
Grades:
12th Grade
Teachers Are Sharing the Most Epic Senior Pranks in High School History
Yep, that's the principal's desk and furniture on the football field.
Digital Detox: Why Schools Are Swapping Laptops for Paper
Schools rushed to digital learning during the pandemic. Is it time we eased up?
Teachers Are Sharing the “Uncomfortable Truths” They’re Not Allowed to Say
"Large classes are ineffective. Period."
It’s Time To Stop Complaining About How Schools Don’t Teach “Real” Skills
The ironic world of education where parallelograms and the Pythagorean theorem clash with taxes and tire changes.
These Dated Ohio Sex Ed Standards Are Truly Mind-Boggling
Ohio sex education standards require teaching that children born to unmarried parents are "worse off."
Grades:
Grades 6-12
We Already Knew Smartphones Can Be Harmful to Kids. It Turns Out They’re Hurting Kids’ Academics Too.
A recent study shows kids are learning less when distracted by their phones.
How Teachers Are Handling Test Retakes in 2024
The do-over is getting a makeover.
For the Last Time: “Remembering Your ‘Why’” Will Not Heal Teacher Burnout
Instead of asking us to remember our "why," administrators should first ask "how" they can better support us.
Teachers Are Sharing the Most Ridiculous Reasons They’ve Been Marked Down on an Observation
These appraisers really woke up and chose nitpicking.
