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School districts in every state have the flexibility to adopt competency-based learning, but implementation is easier said than done.
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Students Are Sharing Sexually Explicit ‘Deepfakes.' Are Schools Prepared?A report from the Center for Democracy & Technology explores tech-powered sexual harassment in schools.NYC Schools Chancellor David Banks Plans to Resign Amid Federal InvestigationThe hand-picked head of the nation’s largest school district is expected to resign amid a federal corruption investigation.Policy & PoliticsAccountability State Accountability Systems Aren't Actually Helping Schools ImproveThe systems under federal education law should do more to shine a light on racial disparities in students' performance, a new report says.
Billions of Dollars for School Buildings Are on the Ballot This NovemberSeveral large districts and the state of California hope to capitalize on interest in the presidential election to pass big bonds.Moms for Liberty Co-Founder Would Be 'Honored' to Be Trump's Education SecretaryThe conservative education activist is "as much in the mix as anyone," according to a former GOP congressional staffer.Teaching & LearningMathematics Math Has Its Own Language. How Can Students Learn to Speak It?Math language and content knowledge are deeply intertwined, educators say.
Lead Exposure Has Plagued Special Education in Flint. Can $10 Million Fix It?A multi-million-dollar settlement agreement will try to improve the special education system in Flint, Mich.Democrats and Republicans Agree Teacher Prep Needs to Change. But How?Teacher-prep programs "have been designed essentially to mass-produce identical educators," a dean said at a congressional hearing.TechnologyEd-Tech Policy Cellphone Restrictions Are Coming to California SchoolsA new law requires all public schools in California to limit students' access to cellphones during the school day.
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