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Education reporter at @EducationWeek. Send me story ideas about K-12 schools and students. Dog person. Kansan. My high school mascot was farm equipment.
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Here's What Educators Say Makes Them Anxious About Math Teaching

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By Evie Blad Verified
| Flipboard
Science 8 hours ago Graduate Student Proves a Quantum Uncertainty Principle for Fractals Quanta Magazine - Shalma Wegsman • 8h The math, which combines chaos, quantum theory, and infinitely complex fractal structures, has been called a “foundational result.” At the quantum … Earthquakes 6 hours ago Why Are Rivers So Mathematical? - 3 Quarks Daily 3quarksdaily.com - S.
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Here’s What Educators Say Makes Them Anxious About Math Teaching

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By Evie Blad Verified
| Education Week Verified
Teacher Jobs Search over ten thousand teaching jobs nationwide — elementary, middle, high school and more. Principal Jobs Find hundreds of jobs for principals, assistant principals, and other school leadership roles. Administrator Jobs Over a thousand district-level jobs: superintendents, directors, more. Support Staff Jobs Search thousands of jobs, from paraprofessionals to counselors and more.
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This State Banned Nonzero Grading Policies. Why Some Schools Use Them

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By Evie Blad Verified
| Education Week Verified
At least six South Carolina school districts will be required to adopt new grading policies for the 2026-27 school year after the state passed a law banning “grading floors.” Grading-floor policies require teachers to assign students a minimum grade for assignments or grading periods—typically 50%. Districts that have adopted such measures say the higher minimum score helps motivate students by making it possible to recover their overall grade after bombing an assignment or quarter.
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