A new EdWeek Market Brief survey of district administrators looks at whether districts are accepting in-person meetings with vendors, and under what conditions.
Inside One District’s Battle Against ‘Learning Loss’
The Guilford County, N.C., school system’s tutoring and accelerated learning efforts offer companies a window into the strategies being tested by districts across the country.
Ed-Tech Use Boomed During COVID. Now Comes a Push for ‘Digital Citizenship’
As States Restrict Teaching About Race, Curriculum Providers Watch and Wait
As Student Quarantines Take Hold, Education Companies Are Asked to Fill Critical Gaps
New Day for Social-Emotional Learning: How the Pandemic Has Altered District Needs
How Education Companies Can Support a Successful 1-to-1 Program
The keys to making a 1-to-1 program work go well beyond simply managing the devices, says Dewayne McClary, director of Digital Promise’s League of Innovative Schools.
The Pandemic’s Impact on English-Language Learners – and the Products Needed to Help Them
An Inside Look at One of the World’s Biggest International Private School Companies
Supporting Ed-Tech Entrepreneurs Who Aren’t Just ‘Young, Privileged Kids’
Practical Tips for Building — and Supporting — a Diverse Workforce in Ed. Companies
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What’s Happened With Education Company Morale During the Pandemic?
Global Spending on K-12 Digital Instruction and Assessment to Double Over Next 4 Years, Analysis Predicts
New Law Requires Federal Government to Identify K-12 Cyber Risks, Solutions
Can Satellite Internet Help Solve Students’ At-Home Connectivity Woes?
How a District Chooses Core and Supplemental Curriculum, and What It Needs Next
Syncing Up Technology and Curriculum: A Major Need in the COVID Era
What Social-Emotional Learning Looks Like in One Major District, as the Pandemic Persists
Why Schools and Education Companies Need to Rethink Math Curriculum and Assessment
The State of the K-12 Industry in 2021: New Findings From an Exclusive Survey
An EdWeek Market Brief survey of K-12 businesses finds that a strong majority are projecting that their revenues will rise — a dramatic turnabout from last year, when they were asked about their prospects during the depths of the pandemic.
