Assessments are woven into the fabric of schools. The first assessment occurs each morning when teachers take attendance and record who is present and absent (or late). Throughout...

During this period of remote learning, educators have been concerned with the possibility of learning loss in what is known as the “COVID slide.” We hosted a webinar to discuss...

This spring, learning has shifted primarily in three ways. Some schools have completely closed and teachers are no longer working with students, while others have adapted to a...

A version of this article originally appeared on the Illuminate Education blog on May 4. If you think back to someone who made a significant, positive impact on your young life,...

The COVID-19 pandemic has created many new challenges and opportunities for students and teachers. As schools across the U.S. work through how they will provide distance-based...

This article was originally posted on the Illuminate Education blog on April 16th, 2020.

Millions of students are learning from home as COVID-19 spreads throughout America. Educators are finding new and unique ways to connect with their students through virtual...

The remainder of school year 2019-20 remains uncertain, but there is one thing we know for sure. The impact of the new coronavirus pandemic will be evident in academic...

Educators, students and their families are dealing with high levels of stress and uncertainty due to school closures and other impacts of coronavirus. When students return to the...

Interest in school mental health and social-emotional learning has increased in the past years, and is especially pronounced now while students are navigating new learning...