Under Senate Bill 19, every school day will now begin with a 1 to 2-minute moment of silence. During this time, students must stay seated, stay quiet, and use the time to pray, reflect, or meditate.

A perennial challenge of teaching young people is found in preparing them to be successful in meeting demands of each new era. Recent articles about the role of artificial intelligence in American ...

The new laws range from teaching cursive, to limiting communications between instructors and students to having moments of ...

A student works on ChatGPT prompts in class. Since OpenAI's ChatGPT chatbot first reared its head in student work almost two years ago, the increasing prominence of AI means conversations have turned ...

A new school year in Cobb County is underway, as our young people return to classes to learn valuable skills as well as ...

The Georgia Department of Education recently recognized schools throughout the state for their proficiency in cursive writing ...

Cursive writing will return as a requirement in the classroom beginning this fall. Senate Bill 167, passed in 2024, ensures ...

Once upon a time—not in a fairy tale, but in actual history—it was common practice to write letters. You know, those ...

Studies find many elementary school teachers have had little-to-no preparation in how to effectively teach handwriting, and a University of Iowa special education professor has developed a free tool ...

As the Michigan Legislature considers a new bill aimed at encouraging cursive writing in schools, superintendents across the ...

Inside the classroom, a new Kentucky law requires students to learn cursive. Senate Bill 167, which passed in 2024, goes into ...