Dive Brief: A federal program overseeing international students in the U.S. said it will be flexible with its oversight requirements as the global coronavirus outbreak causes colleges to make classes remote. U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s Student and Exchange Visitor Program (SEVP) sent participating colleges and universities the guidance on Monday. It expands schools’ options for […]
Dive Brief: Though 25% of American teens experience mental health issues, rural students and students of color are less likely to feel that they can reach out to a counselor or teacher for support, according to the ACT Center for Equity in Learning’s “Supporting...
While the issues vary from state to state
— and sometimes district to district — the wave of teacher protests, walkouts and strikes has dominated education news ever since West Virginia’s teachers went on strike in late February 2018. Across the country...
Dive Brief: Working to build strong connections with even the most difficult students not only boosts learning, but may also decrease disruptive behavior in the classroom, Education Week reports. One way to forge these stronger connections is by getting to know...
Dive Brief: Teachers around the country are incorporating the novel coronavirus into lessons plans, seeing the hot news topic as an opportunity to engage students and put the situation into perspective as fear and uncertainty rise, EdSurge reports. Some teachers...
