Back to prompting and why it still matters in teaching. Over the past year, we’ve seen how prompt engineering has become an ...

To earn extra money, many teachers around the country are selling lesson plans via online marketplaces. But as such sites become more popular, there are also concerns, including who legally owns the ...

The country’s largest teachers unions are teaming up with tech companies like Microsoft and OpenAI to help educators build ...

Seven years ago, when Erica Bohrer, a first-grade teacher from Long Island, New York, started selling her lesson plans on the website Teachers Pay Teachers, she just wanted to make a few extra bucks ...

Teachers are increasingly relying on AI tools to generate lesson plans as they face mounting pressures in the classroom.

Miss Kindergarten is in the million-dollar club. So are Lovin Lit, the Moffatt Girls, and about a dozen other teacher-entrepreneurs who are spinning reading, math, science and social studies into gold ...

When teachers rely on commonly used artificial intelligence chatbots to devise lesson plans, it does not result in more ...

A recent study found that giving middle school math teachers access to inquiry-based lesson plans and online support significantly improved student achievement —and benefited weaker teachers the most.

Educators have long reported struggles to keep up with the paperwork associated with IEPs. Now, they say AI platforms can ...

Public-school teachers are suing the city to keep control of their lesson plans away from supervisors — a move that scored an “F” from reformers. The United Federation of Teachers filed a lawsuit in ...

Principals may collect teachers’ lesson plans but cannot dictate what goes in them, an arbitrator ruled this month. The decision, first reported by the blog Chalkbeat, brings to an end a longstanding ...

Lessons on the Middle Ages were set aside for lessons on the Middle East. Biology classes on cell division turned into impromptu anthrax seminars. And art classes moved from still lifes to ...