Technologies Like ChatGPT Could Help Teachers Create Instructional Materials, But Those Tools Also Come With Risks
EdWeek Market Brief spoke to industry officials and educators about the implications of tools like ChatGPT and their potential to improve or complicate the work of schools.
Remote Working Environments and Other Factors Have Made Developing a Pipeline to the C-suite More Difficult
Remote work and other factors have made developing a pipeline from mid-level management to the C-suite more challenging.
Subtle Changes to How Resources Are Framed Can Help Districts Make a Case for Keeping Them
Companies are increasingly being asked to help school districts navigate political opposition to social-emotional learning.
Crushed by staffing shortages and a need to help novice teachers, districts are asking companies to make adjustments to the structure and framing of professional development.
EdWeek Market Brief Surveyed District and School Leaders on the Works That Have Shaped Them
EdWeek Market Brief surveyed district and school leaders on the works that have shaped their leadership and classroom practices.
Coming Financial Pressures, Ongoing Cultural Fights, and Persistent Staffing Woes Will Challenge Companies
EdWeek Market Brief’s editorial team offers its prognostications about what the future holds for providers in the market over the coming year.
District Leaders Are Cautiously Optimistic About State Funding Outlook, Continue to Roll Out Millions in One-Time Spending
School systems across the state of nearly 6 million public school students are investing in extended learning time, transitional kindergarten, and community schools.
Gen Z and Millennial Founders Are Focused on Easing Collaboration and Career Readiness
Young millennial and Generation Z ed-tech company founders are drawing upon their personal experiences with technology in designing a new class of products.
School Districts and Companies Need to Have Shared Expectations for Follow-Through
School district often don’t realize the support they will need to implement a product, and the costs it will bring.
But Approved Statewide Ballot Items Will Channel New Money to Transportation, Early Childhood, and Arts and Music Programs
Voters in California, Colorado, New Mexico, and other states approved ballot measures that will channel new funding into arts and music, early childhood education, transportation and other needs.
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