What the Research Says
From the pages of Education Week: a roundup of recent education studies
Student Well-Being
What the Research Says
CDC: Teens' Mental Health Showing Small Signs of Improving
But for girls in particular, rates of mental health emergencies still top pre-pandemic levels
Teaching
What the Research Says
Learning Acceleration: A Resource Guide
See more than two dozen resources on accelerating students' learning from Education Week's new mini-course on that topic.
College & Workforce Readiness
What the Research Says
Students Pay a Growing Price for Landing a Job Outside Their College Major
Researchers think better guidance in high school could lessen the cost to young people in long-term income.
Student Well-Being
What the Research Says
Failure Is Key to Learning. Help Students See It That Way
Students' mindset about learning setbacks can affect their academic success, a study says.
Teaching
What the Research Says
Quick Ways Teachers Can Encourage Students to Listen to Each Other
Developing a listening culture in the classroom can deepen classroom discussions and improve equity, new research suggests.
School & District Management
What the Research Says
What School Leaders Can Do to Ease Teacher Stress
New studies illuminate some factors that can help school leaders prevent or manage teachers' stress levels.
Teaching
What the Research Says
Here's How to Give Feedback That Students Will Actually Use
New research offers clues for teachers on crafting effective feedback.
College & Workforce Readiness
What the Research Says
How to Get Students to Take Advanced Courses Sooner: Strategies for Schools
An ongoing research study highlights ways schools can help students take more college-ready courses.
Classroom Technology
What the Research Says
How Teachers Choose Apps for Their Classrooms
A study examines whether educators are more likely to select apps that have educational benchmarks or ones that feature buzzwords.
Accountability
What the Research Says
What Should Schools Do to Build on 20 Years of NCLB Data?
The education law yielded a cornucopia of student information, but not scalable turnaround for schools, an analysis finds.
Reading & Literacy
What the Research Says
Why Some Teachers' Unions Oppose 'Science of Reading' Legislation
Several state unions say the mandates could limit teachers’ professional autonomy in the classroom.
Classroom Technology
What the Research Says
What We’ve Learned About Technology and Learning in the Last 3 Years
See the lessons learned from a roundup of some of the most interesting research on tech use in schools.
Student Well-Being
What the Research Says
One Way to Set Students Up for Success: Let Them Sleep
New federal research suggests students' poor sleep hurts their academic and mental well-being.
Student Well-Being
What the Research Says
National Panel: Kids Who Lost a Caregiver to COVID Need More Support
More than 265,000 children lost a parent or caregiver in the pandemic, the National Academies finds.