Education Week Q&A Collection Page - Education Week

Catch up on the K-12 insights of some the field's most prominent education scholars, leaders, and practitioners. Education Week and Education Week Teacher have gathered years of valuable interviews covering the most pressing issues facing education.

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Digital Divide Evolves in Fla. Schools Study Finds - Education Week

Researchers at the recent American Educational Research Association summit discussed findings on socioeconomic disparities in how K-12 technology is used, and ed-tech's potential as a tool for social justice.

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Researchers Probe Equity Design Principles in Maker Ed. - Education Week

Encouraging students to draw not just on their own internal skills and experiences, but also assets from individuals and community is a key to successful "maker" education, research suggests.

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iPads Can Change Math Instruction, Study Finds - Digital Education - Education Week

Research in an Oregon school found that iPads didn't impact math achievement or engagement, but helped teachers better manage instruction.

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Amid cash crunch, Edwards slows community college buildings - Education Week

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Leaders' Integrity Requires Daily Doses of Conscience Examination - Leadership 360 - Education Week

Integrity is not only built upon earned trust, but upon an unrelenting focus on the children for whom we work.

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iPad Use Helps Teachers in Math Instruction, Study Finds - Teaching Now - Education Week Teacher

A researcher examined the effects of an iPad-based intervention, as compared to a traditional paper-pencil approach, on 2nd graders' achievement and engagement in mathematics.

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