Beth Houf, a Missouri middle school principal, and the 2022 NASSP National Principal of the Year, discusses the big picture in school leadership, what's different, and what's needed to be successful.
Anna King, the 2021-23 National PTA president, discusses empowering parents to engage and collaborate with their children's educators, have those tough conversations, and help make their children's potential a reality.
Paul Wenger, Iowa elementary school principal and president of the National Association of Elementary School Principals, discusses the effects the Covid-19 pandemic has had on learning.
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David Osher, vice president and fellow at the American Institutes for Research discusses the inextricable relationship between the concept of safety, engagement, and equity in schools and learning environments.
New APAF podcasts address stress on school staff and its impact on student learning.
Jennifer Wolfe, New York social studies teacher and New York Teacher of the Year 2021, discusses the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic and how it will continue to affect teaching and learning throughout the rest of the school year and beyond.
A recent study of online tutoring during the COVID-19 pandemic showed positive results for 500 middle-school students from low-income families across Italy.
Recent efforts to ban books show that many debates are intensifying.
Drops in public school enrollment are more pronounced in lower grades, where both low-income and high-income families are choosing to stay home or go to a private school.
