Wrong Answers in Math | What’s Next for Teach for America | La.’s ‘In God We Trust’ Law

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It’s back to school and back to basics like math instruction. A top read shares research showing that math students learn more by analyzing both correct and incorrect already-worked math problems .

Remember Teach For America? An in-depth look at the teaching corps’ dwindling footprint —and its new effort to transform itself—was another big draw.

And a new Louisiana law requires every public school classroom in Louisiana to display a poster with the motto, “In God We Trust.” Sixteen other states have similar laws.?

Read on for these and more of our most popular stories:

1. Want to Boost Math Learning? Show Students the Wrong Answers
2. Once a Big Player, Teach For America Tries to Regain Its Footing
3. Louisiana’s Public Schools Must Now Display ‘In God We Trust’ in Classrooms
4. One of the Country’s Largest Districts Is Turning School Libraries Into Discipline Rooms
5. Polarization Is Affecting the Classroom. Educators Have Some Options | Opinion
6. School Administrators Are on the Chopping Block as ESSER Winds Down, Enrollment Drops
7. What Makes a Teacher Memorable? It’s All About Awe | Opinion

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