Instructional Time
States
Which States Require the Most鈥攁nd Least鈥擨nstructional Time? Find Out
There's no national policy dictating how much time students must attend classes each year. That leads to wide variation by state.
School & District Management
The 3 Reasons Why Students Lose the Most Instructional Time
States vary widely in how much instructional time they require, creating disparities that are only exacerbated by common interruptions.
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Student Well-Being
What鈥檚 Really Holding Schools Back From Implementing SEL?
Principals see their schools as places that promote students' social-emotional growth.
Mathematics
Opinion
Students' Math Outcomes Have Plummeted. Here's What to Do
Implementing a set of interconnected strategies can help students improve their mastery of math.
School & District Management
What the Research Says
What a Difference a Day Makes: How Schools Can Harness More Learning Time
Schools that are in session the longest provide five more weeks a year of learning time than those at the bottom of the scale.
Teaching
Opinion
Don't Waste Instructional Time at the Beginning of the Year
Use those first weeks to explicitly teach listening, speaking, and thinking skills that will help build relationships as well.
Student Achievement
This School Bet on High-Dosage Tutoring. It鈥檚 Working
Here's how the school, which drew on student input to shape its program, solved thorny issues like class size and scheduling.
Social Studies
Understanding the Sharp Drop in History and Civics NAEP Scores: 4 Things to Know
Knowing about these trends in social studies education helps put the new NAEP results in context.
Social Studies
When It Comes to Social Studies, Elementary Teachers Are on Their Own
Teachers get less PD in the subject than reading and math and often rely on a mash-up of different materials and curricula.
School & District Management
What the Research Says
4 Studies to Know on 4-Day School Weeks
Recent studies raise questions about the usefulness of shortened school weeks.
School & District Management
Opinion
LAUSD Superintendent: These Are Our 4 Priorities Right Now
Is there hope for the future of public education in America? Yes, writes Los Angeles schools chief Alberto M. Carvalho.
School & District Management
The Learning Recovery Strategy Districts Are Overlooking
Adding more required time in the classroom remains an unpopular approach, despite evidence it can help catch kids up.
Student Well-Being
From Our Research Center
How Much Time Should Schools Spend on Social-Emotional Learning?
District leaders and experts say what鈥檚 most important is integrating SEL skills into all academic subjects.