Opinion

HISD’s Mike Miles says his curriculum is ‘high quality.’ It's not even vetted.

For the first time, Texas is vetting curricula for quality and paying districts extra to use approved materials. But HISD won't submit Mike Miles' controversial NES curriculum for review.
Saturday Down South

First-Round Playoff Primer and Predictions: Breaking down the Alabama-Oklahoma rematch, plus the rest of the opening weekend

Matt Hinton dives deep into every 1st-round Playoff game, identifying mismatches and advantages before predicting who ...
Mahoning Matters

10 Ohio colleges and universities were not in alignment with the science of reading, audit shows

This is the second academic year Ohio school districts are required to teach the science of reading curriculum.
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Almost frightening: 46 people with little to no education who redefined intelligence

Being book smart is not the same as being street smart. Just because someone has a pile of degrees doesn’t mean that they ...
The Highlands Current on MSN

Reading Wars

One criticism of the science of reading is that phonics can be boring. Gee Macrory, a British scholar, says that decodable ...
The Japan NewsOpinion

AI Personalizes Foreign Language Lessons in Pilot Projects, Inspiring Students in Japan

AI translation has made significant strides in recent years, now handling tasks once considered uniquely human, such as ...
Celtics Wire

Every day is different in Kristen Gschwend’s life skills classroom

Kristen Gschwend's students remind the Pleasant Valley Elementary School life skills teacher of what really matters.

How does Newsom’s new mental health court work? Here’s what real people involved say

Gov. Gavin Newsom's CARE Court changed the way California treats people with severe mental illness. We spoke with dozens of participants to learn how it's working.