EdSurge Articles

Six educators from across the country are joining the 2026-27 ISTE+ASCD Voices of Change Fellowship to share how schools are navigating AI, digital ...

EdSurge wants to hear from educators who have recently left or plan to leave their jobs for another sector.

The global math gender gap: “Whatever we do, the action we take to address the issue must start quite early and must be very targeted.”

A new report found states hit an all-time high for both spending and enrollment, but the quality of the programs remains a concern.

What does it mean to “save your own life” in education? Former Voices of Change fellow Dee Watson reflects on burnout, resistance and radical ...

Schools are finding new, data-driven ways to re-approach gifted and talented programs -- with a focus on inclusivity.

After years of disruption, what does it mean to make schools human again? One educator reflects on moving from demoralization to renewal and why ...

The federal government punted enforcement for website and mobile app accessibility. But will schools just end up in the same place later on?

A major digital accessibility deadline that impacts schools and vendors is here. Schools aren’t ready.

Even the most well-intentioned edtech can fall short if it does not meet students where they are. After several years studying the usability of edtech ...

What I once believed about schools shifted when I saw how deeply students’ lives outside the classroom shape their opportunities.

When it comes to universal pre-kindergarten, California has made significant progress — 62 percent of 4-year-olds were enrolled in publicly funded ...

INDEFINITE SCROLL: In what legal observers have called social media’s “Big Tobacco Moment,” a jury has found that Meta and Google’s social media app ...

“I’m just not a good writer.”It’s a phrase teachers hear too often, usually at the exact moment a writing task is assigned. For many students, the leap ...

The debate around technology in the classroom typically centers on children’s devices. But what about surveillance technology?

The courage to tell my own stories, even the uncomfortable ones, transformed how I show up for my students and for myself.

I want to share a story of struggle. Actually, two kinds of struggle. My father completed his doctorate at the University of Utah in the early 1970s. ...

QUALITY OVER QUANTITY: A re-examination of digital tools was already underway in districts, as part of curriculum reviews and budget trimming after ...

THE BEAUTIFUL BURDEN OF HARD WORK: Poet and educator katie wills evans, an EdSurge Voices of Change fellow during the 2022-2023 school year, ...

This article is part of the collection: Teaching Tech: Navigating Learning and AI in the Industrial Revolution.A little over a decade ago, schools were ...