Frequently Asked Questions for New Teachers Which states can I teach in after I graduate? When you graduate, you are eligible to teach in the state that issues your teaching certificate. If you want to teach in another state, you must research that state’s licensure requirements because rules differ across the country. Most states require … Read more

By Betsy Hill and Roger Stark Several state departments of education are reconsidering the A–F school grading systems introduced during the No Child Left Behind era. Those systems were created to give parents a straightforward snapshot of a school’s performance so they could make informed choices about where to enroll their children. But a single … Read more

By James Sanders You nailed the interview, and now you’ve been asked to teach a demo lesson — a moment that can feel thrilling and nerve‑wracking at the same time. A demo lesson is your highest‑value chance to show how you manage a classroom, engage students, and deliver clear instruction. Remember: the school wants you … Read more

Written by Jack Moran, Reimagine Education Reimagine Education continually emphasizes the need to rethink teaching, learning, and how educational institutions prepare students for the workforce. Teaching and learning sit at the center of our conversations, submissions, plenaries, and panels during the December conference. Each year we gain a global perspective on how educators aim to … Read more

More than 550 school districts selected Lexia literacy programs in recent months, expanding their use across 48 states and the District of Columbia. Educators are increasingly turning to science of reading–aligned approaches to strengthen literacy outcomes. In the fourth quarter of 2023, more than 550 districts purchased or renewed licenses for Lexia Core5 Reading (Core5) … Read more

American Addiction Centers announces the 2016 Behavioral Health Academic Scholarship Program, offering $10,000 in scholarship funds to students entering or already enrolled in post-secondary programs focused on treating mental health and/or substance abuse disorders. Originally launched in January 2015, the American Addiction Centers Behavioral Health Academic Scholarship Program was created to encourage college and graduate … Read more

Learning Leadership Society Podcast: Addressing Post-Pandemic Learning Loss The Learning Leadership Society Podcast, hosted by LeiLani Cauthen, CEO of Learning Counsel News Media and Research, features an in-depth conversation with Dr. Tiffany Hogan of the MGH Institute of Health Professions and Dr. Liz Brooke, Chief Learning Officer at Lexia Learning. This episode focuses on current … Read more

Why Teacher Turnover Is Rising — and Five Experiential Business Ideas for Educators According to the Learning Policy Institute, teacher turnover in the United States remains high. Between 2020 and 2022, 15.1 percent of U.S. teachers either changed schools or left the profession. Turnover rates today are roughly 27 percent higher than in the early … Read more

Guest Article Written By: Bob La Loggia Debt without a degree: that is the reality for more than half of the young people who begin four-year colleges. Many of these students quietly disappear from university rolls, leaving campuses and communities to cope with the human and financial consequences of high attrition. Instead of throwing mortarboards … Read more