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Federal Trump Admin. Doesn't Deem Education Degrees 'Professional' in Student Loan Rule
The regulation confirms new limits on graduate student borrowing under Trump's major policy bill.
Evie Blad
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Teaching Profession Increases in Teacher Pay Offset by Inflation, Union Analysis Shows
The inflation-adjusted increase was less than 1 percent, the National Education Association says.
Jennifer Vilcarino
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Recruitment & Retention From Our Research Center Want to Recruit Teachers? Restrict Student Cellphone Use During School
Many school districts now limit student cellphone use during school hours.
Alyson Klein
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Professional Development How a District Stopped Relying on 'One-and-Done' Professional Development
As its population of English learners grew, a district invested in coaching and co-teaching.
Ileana Najarro
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Two teachers meet at a table in an office with their instructional coach.
Olga Dietz and Glenda McKinney meet with coach Jenna Davis (center) at Mt. View Elementary School in Antioch, Tenn. Dietz and McKinney, teachers of English learners, co-teach kindergarten classes with general education colleagues. Regular coaching is one element of what research has shown makes professional development effective.
William DeShazer for Education Week
School & District Management Q&A Three Retiring Principals on What鈥檚 Changed in Schools
These principals reflect on the rising challenges reshaping school leadership.
Olina Banerji
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From left: Heather Johnson, Terri Daniels, and Tom Brenner.
From left: Heather Johnson, Terri Daniels, and Tom Brenner.
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Recruitment & Retention Q&A A New Group Looks for Ways to Draw Men Into Teaching
Fewer men are becoming teachers, prompting new efforts to recruit and retain them.
Sarah D. Sparks
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September Dawn Bottoms for Education Week
Students in a history class focus on group activities as their teacher facilitates on April 7, 2026, in Sapulpa, Okla. A new national group is working to understand how to bring more male teachers into the classroom.
September Dawn Bottoms for Education Week
Teaching Profession AI Can Help Teachers Craft Their Assessment Portfolios. Is That Cheating?
The tools help guide teacher reflection for the portfolios used for PD and licensing鈥攐r be used to cheat.
Sarah D. Sparks
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Northside American Federation of Teachers President Melina Espiritu-Azocar, right, speaks with middle school teacher Celeste Simone during a Microsoft AI skilling event, Saturday, Sept. 27, 2025, in San Antonio.
Northside American Federation of Teachers President Melina Espiritu-Azocar, right, speaks with middle school teacher Celeste Simone during a Microsoft AI skill-building event on Sept. 27, 2025, in San Antonio. As use of generative AI ramps up, it could affect the integrity of the portfolios teachers have to assemble in many states to meet licensing requirements.<br/>
Darren Abate/AP

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  • Facility and prospective applicants gather at William Penn School District's teachers job fair in Lansdowne, Pa., Wednesday, May 3, 2023. As schools across the country struggle to find teachers to hire, more governors are pushing for pay increases and bonuses for the beleaguered profession.
    Facility and prospective applicants gather at William Penn School District's teachers job fair in Lansdowne, Pa., Wednesday, May 3, 2023. As schools across the country struggle to find teachers to hire, more governors are pushing for pay increases and bonuses for the beleaguered profession.
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    Job Hunting Tips & Advice The Interview Topic That Could Trip Up This Year's Job-Seeking Teachers
    Artificial intelligence is creeping into schools. Hirers want to know how job candidates feel about it.
    Elizabeth Heubeck, April 23, 2026
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    A look at the state of teaching with English learner students in Antioch, Tenn.
    English-language teacher Tameka Marshall leads a lesson dissecting a speech at John F. Kennedy Middle School on Dec. 3, 2025, in Antioch, Tenn. A national survey found that, while English-learner teachers are viewed as primarily responsible for these students, they are not always included in schoolwide instructional decisions.
    William DeShazer for Education Week
    English Learners From Our Research Center How Schools Serve English Learners Today, in Charts
    New national survey data sheds light on where schools can improve English learners' instruction.
    Ileana Najarro & Alex Harwin, April 23, 2026
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    Attendees and panelists partake in breakout sessions during the State of Teaching event in San Francisco in March 2026.
    Attendees and panelists partake in breakout sessions during the State of Teaching event in San Francisco in March 2026.
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    Teaching Profession Download 5 Strategies for Supporting K-12 Teachers: Lessons From California
    This resource discusses the main takeaways from a March 2026 live event hosted by Education Week and EdSource.
    April 23, 2026
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    Teach for America teacher Channler Williams with kindergartners at Templeton Elementary School in Riverdale, MD on April 12, 2016. Teach for America has seen its applicants drop in each of the last three years so they are retooling the way they recruit students. One thing they are doing is taking prospects to see TFA teachers at work. Today, students from Georgetown and George Washington University got a glimpse of life in the classroom and Mrs's Williams class was among those visited.
    Teach For America has had success getting undergraduates to tutor, some of whom later go into its teaching corps. The organization is seeking ways how to respond to newer teachers' needs and expectations. TFA teacher Channler Williams works with her kindergartners at Templeton Elementary School in Riverdale, Md. on April 12, 2016.
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    Teaching Profession Q&A Teach For America's Tutoring Focus Is Now Helping Drive Teacher Recruitment
    The education corps is rebounding from pandemic losses, thanks in large part to a burgeoning tutor focus.
    Sarah D. Sparks, April 21, 2026
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    Teaching Profession Here's Why Teachers Say They Haven't Quit
    Beyond a love of teaching, teachers have practical reasons to stick to their jobs.
    Olina Banerji, April 15, 2026
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    Fifth-grader Willow Miller raises the U.S. and Nevada flags in a daily flag-raising ceremony to start the school day in Good Springs, Nev., on March 30, 2022. Teacher Abbey Crouse assists at right. The school, along with an elementary, middle and high school in neighboring Sandy Valley, are the only schools in the mostly urban Clark County School District to meet just four days a week.
    A student raises the U.S. and Nevada flags to start the school day on March 30, 2022, in Goodsprings, Nev., where the elementary school meets four days week. A growing number of schools have turned to four-day weeks over the past two decades, sometimes for budget reasons, other times for teacher recruitment and retention. But the payoff isn't always clear-cut.
    Steve Marcus/Las Vegas Sun via AP
    School & District Management Explainer The 4-Day School Week: What Research Shows About the Alternative Schedule
    More schools have shifted to the four-day week. How common is it? Does it save money and attract teachers?
    Caitlynn Peetz Stephens, April 9, 2026
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