- July 21, 2025
What the ‘One Big Beautiful Bill’ Will Change for Students, Schools and Colleges
The program uses the federal tax code to offer vouchers that students can use to attend private secular or religious schools as well as for
Finding Your Voice Isn’t Just For Students. It’s For Teachers, Too
Students spent six weeks listening to, watching, developing, writing and eventually recording their own stories. The unit was a success; it sparked the young readers’
Suddenly Sacked: The Final Days of Former NCES Chief’s Term and the Future of Education Data
Although Carr was the first woman and the first Black person to run NCES, her “firsts” go back decades. She joined NCES in 1993, after
3 Promising Strategies to Help Kids as Speech Therapy Group Shifts Away From DEI
A shift away from DEI and cultural competence — which involves understanding and trying to respond to differences in children’s language, culture and home environment
Another Education Department Delay: Release of NAEP Science Scores
A spokesman for the National Assessment Governing Board, which oversees NAEP, said the science scores will be released later this summer, but denied that the
A Bloom’s Digital Taxonomy For Evaluating Digital Tasks
by TeachThought Staff At TeachThought, we’ve described Bloom’s Taxonomy as “a hierarchical ordering of cognitive skills that can, among countless other uses, help teachers teach and
12 General Critical Thinking Questions About Voting And Government – TeachThought
by Terry Heick Note: This has been updates from a 2018 version Just a quick post that’s self-explanatory enough: It’s almost #ElectionDay! Some questions for
A Conversion Chart For Reading Level Measurement Tools
A Conversion Chart For Reading Level Measurement Tools by TeachThought Staff If you’ve used AR (Accelerated Reader) as a reading motivation tool to set goals
How Can Subtle Language Shifts Unlock Student Potential?
Nudging children to identify as teachers distributes authority and expertise in the classroom. When the teacher is the only one in the room with the
‘Metacognitive Laziness’: How AI Helps Students Offload Critical Thinking, Other Hard Work
As the researchers analyzed how students completed their work on computers, they noticed that students who had access to AI or a human were less
