Sarah Schwartz

Over the last few years, researchers and policymakers have promoted tutoring as a key pandemic-recovery tool , citing the large body of evidence demonstrating that it can effectively move the needle on student academic outcomes.

Our clients describe the sheer boredom and loss of hope that comes with being kept in a small room for prolonged periods, not knowing when they will get out.

It can be a brainstorming partner—but its suggestions need verification, they said

Most avoid overtly partisan resources, and worry both about new laws and ‘moralizing' materials

Chicago Math is, by definition, a subject about numbers. But at the National Conference of Teachers of Mathematics this week, math educators

The revision could lead to significant shifts in the types of jobs schools highlight, and the courses students are able to take.

Historical texts require students to weigh authors' bias, context, and audience.

It's a well-worn adage in education that students first learn to read, and then read to learn.

When Phillip Hare started his first job as a social studies teacher more than 15 years ago, he entered the field with a history degree. But then, he was asked to teach geography.

Until global leaders and the media are honest about events like the Amsterdam attacks, anti-Palestine racism and antisemitism will flourish.