Teachers’ responsibilities have evolved during the COVID-19 pandemic. Here are three ways schools can support them.
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Crowdsourcing Innovative Solutions to Improve Schools via The Education (Re)Open
Faculty Essay: USC Center EDGE Director Alan Arkatov describes how communities can participate in rebuilding their schools after the pandemic.
Should Students Have to Take Standardized Tests in a Pandemic Year?
Arguments for and against gauging student progress after a chaotic school year.
How Are Superintendents Spending American Rescue Plan Funds?
California State Superintendent Tony Thurmond, school superintendents and education researchers discuss the best uses of federal stimulus funds to help their districts recover from the impacts of COVID-19.
Five Takeaways From Dean Noguera’s Interview With US Education Secretary Miguel Cardona
The conversation highlighted some of Cardona’s priorities as the nation’s top educational leader.
Incorporating the Six Engineering Habits of Mind in the Classroom
Explore the six engineering habits of mind, and how they can be effectively used to engage students.
Ethnic Studies Should Be Mandated in K-12 Schools
Faculty Essay: Ethnic Studies curriculum has been approved for K-12 schools in California. Associate Professor of Clinical Education, Emmy J. Min says it should now become a requirement.
Resources for the Virtual Classroom
The pandemic has led many teachers to incorporate technology into their virtual classrooms. Fortunately, there’s no shortage of digital resources available.
Four Ways Schools Can Educate Students About Misinformation
For schools that want to prepare students to navigate the deluge of information online and elsewhere, here are four recommendations.
Pedro Noguera and Rick Hess Featured in C-SPAN Interview
In an hour-long interview on C-SPAN’s Q&A series, USC Rossier Dean Pedro Noguera joined Rick Hess of the American Enterprise Institute to debate education policy, and discuss their new book.