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It is probably not an exaggeration to say that some students spend as much time on social media as they do in school. Students in Florida public schools would watch social media in the classroom ...
Voters across the state took a break from expanding the charter school, but the issue comes up in veil in the race for Boston mayor. Councilor Andrea Campbell defended herself Tuesday against the race’s first ...
David Colburn REGIONAL – After state health officials warned of a sharp spike in the number of school-based COVID-19 cases last week, the surge has arrived in the North Country and new cases have been ...
On Tuesday evening, the Juneau School District Committee took action to add two new layers of COVID-19 containment to the district’s health and safety protocols. In a unanimous decision, the board approved a new policy ...
For his part, Irvine asks Cooper to see it through a different lens. “Courts should interpret the word ‘subject matter’ liberally to give the legislature full leeway to encompass all matters with a logical or ...
I’m not the most perfect parent, but imagine I’m like many of them in the digital age. When I hear children and disinformation are mentioned in the same breath, I fearfully wonder how the internet ...
Credit: CC0 Public Domain The COVID-19 pandemic has shown the importance of teaching students the difference between real and fake or misleading news, say the authors of a new report on news media education. The ...
Well here’s a first. All students in Hoboken School District 12 and older must be vaccinated against COVID-19. If it doesn’t, the alternative is a weekly test. The Hoboken School District is believed to be ...
House Bill 234, approved by Governor JB Pritzker on July 9, requires all public high schools in Illinois to add media literacy to their curriculum during the 2022-2023 school year. With this bill, Illinois will ...
This article first appeared on the Education Writers Association blog The rise of fake news was the worst that could happen to media literacy in schools. So says Sherri Hope Culver, director of the Center ...
