Print or Digital? | Teacher Apprenticeships | 9th Grade Algebra

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Research has found that?kids understand more when they read from books ?rather than on digital screens—but not always. A top story has the nuances. It’s in a special report on?how technology shapes reading .

Teaching shortages are fueling interest in federally registered?teacher apprenticeships . See more about the federal program, which pays for tuition assistance, wages, even textbooks and child care, in another must-read.

And research is in on an equity-minded effort in San Francisco to?require algebra in 9th grade .

Read on for the findings and more of our most popular stories.

1. Kids Understand More From Books Than Screens, But That’s Not Always the Case
2. Teacher Apprenticeships Are Booming in Wake of Shortages. Here’s What You Need to Know
3. San Francisco Insisted on Algebra in 9th Grade. Did It Improve Equity?
4. Why Printed Books Are Better Than Screens for Learning to Read: Q&A
5. There’s Confusion Over Book Bans in Florida Schools. Here’s Why
6. Measuring Reading Comprehension Is Hard. Can AI and Adaptive Tools Help?
7. How to Make the Science of Reading Work for Teachers | Opinion

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