What It’s Like to Be a Children’s Rap Lyricist
Ike Ramos talks about his job writing educational songs.
Education
Can Reading Logs Ruin Reading for Kids?
Rather than creating a new generation of pleasure-readers, forcing kids to keep track of their reading time can turn it into a chore.
The Missing Piece in the Debate Over College Costs
It doesn’t matter what the price tag is when the value is good.
A More Perfect Graduation
What Michelle Obama’s commencement speech at the Santa Fe Indian School says about the importance of self-determination in education
UCLA Shooting: The Suspect in the Murder-Suicide
The LAPD has identified the shooter in Wednesday’s killing of an engineering professor.
Why the Education Department’s New Equity Rule Might Not Be So Equal
Teachers and the Obama administration are divided over what the federal government’s role should be in telling districts how to fund their schools.
Most For-Profit Students Wind Up Worse Off Than If They Had Never Enrolled in the First Place
A new analysis of attendees’ earnings is in, and it doesn’t look good.
Ken Starr Stepping Down as Baylor University's Chancellor
The move comes just days after the school demoted Starr, its president, and fired Art Briles, the football coach, over how sexual-assault complaints were handled.