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Special Education Teachers Are Leaving the Classroom in Droves. Why?
Turnover rates of special education teachers are increasing at an alarming rate. Elizabeth Bettini chimes in on how to better support these individuals.
Will AI Solve America’s Reading Crisis Or Make It Worse?
Ola Ozernov-Palchik shares her thoughts on whether AI will help America’s reading crisis or not.
US Literacy Rates Are Shocking. Will AI Save Us?
Are plummeting literacy rates due to AI? Ola Ozernov-Palchik joins conversations.
Is Mass. Really an Educational Leader When Reading Scores Lag Behind Mississippi?
Ola Ozernov-Palchik comments on the declining reading proficiency in the state of Massachusetts.
Want to Get Into a Great College? Try Being Rich, Male, and a Champion Squash Player.
The result of a 2023 Supreme Court decision effects are showing in school enrollment trends. Anthony Abraham Jack shares thoughts on the impact.
Universities Are in the Spotlight. So What Is It Like in a UMass Politics Class Right Now?
Jerry Whitmore, Jr. shares thoughts on changing classroom dynamics due to national debates over academic freedom and campus cultures.
A Wave of Massachusetts Students Embrace Unschooling, Self-Directed Learning
Alternative schooling models are on the rise after the pandemic. Joshua Goodman is quoted.
Since COVID, Larger Share of Mass. Parents Trade Public Schools for Private
Public school enrollment has declined more rapidly than expected, according to a new report by Joshua Goodman and Abigail Francis.
One by One, Higher-Ed Leaders are Surrendering to Trump
In a letter to the editor, Raul Fernandez responds to recent news about concessions higher ed institutions have made to preserve their federal funding.
BPS Closes Its Last Middle School, Following National Trend of Consolidating Campuses
The change will challenge the district to find new ways to support students in this age group, says Dean Penny Bishop.