Media coverage of AERA and AERA-published research
Race-neutral alternatives to affirmative action in college admissions: What the research says The Journalist's Resources, May 30, 2023
Steve Jobs Said Half of What Separates Successful People From Unsuccessful People Comes Down to 1 Simple Word. Science Agrees. Inc. Australia, May 24, 2023
Unpacking The Racial Overhaul Of Public Education The Seattle Medium, May 23, 2023
Why Are so Many School Superintendents Leaving Their Job? Governing, May 21, 2023
Teachers' Day: we demand miracles, we offer blenders El Heraldo de México, May 17, 2023
PROOF POINTS: Inside the perplexing study that’s inspired colleges to drop remedial math The Hechinger Report, May 15, 2023
Where to Enjoy a DIY Field Trip in NoVA This Summer Northern Virginia Magazine, May 12, 2023
5 Ways Principals Can De-Stress Teachers’ Work Lives Education Week, May 11, 2023
Schools are experimenting with later start times Deseret News, May 10, 2023 Why we need to step out of our evidence echo chambers TES Magazine, May 3, 2023 Perspective: I’ve Benefited from Engaging with Educational Researchers School Administrator, May 1, 2023
Perspective | Listening to and learning from youth’s ‘Brave Histories and Hopeful Futures’ EdNC, May 1, 2023
Kids cartoon characters that use AI to customize responses help children learn The Conversation, May 1, 2023
3rd Grade Reading Retention: Three Recent Developments Education Week, April 28, 2023
Early Literacy Laws: Some Seem to Work Better Than Others Education Week, April 27, 2023
Just Adding More Phonics Yields Only Short-Term Gains On Reading Tests Forbes, April 26, 2023
An Urgent Solution Required: Too Many Guns are Killing Too Many of our Children. Diverse Issues in Higher Education, April 25, 2023
Chicago is about to shift how it measures school quality as ratings go away Chalkbeat Chicago, April 24, 2023
AERA ’23: Study finds disparities in implementing Michigan reading retention law K-12 Dive, April 19, 2023
Behind the Stats: 3 Former Teachers Talk About Why They Left Education Week, April 18, 2023
From Euphoric Moments to Workplace Dysfunction, Teachers See Themselves in ‘Abbott Elementary’ Education Week, April 18, 2023
What School Leaders Can Do to Ease Teacher Stress Education Week, April 17, 2023
AERA ’23: Short-burst 1:1 tutoring model shows promise K-12 Dive, April 17, 2023
Here’s How to Give Feedback That Students Will Actually Use Education Week, April 16, 2023
‘Poor for the Rest of Your Life’: Negative Messages Can Deter Prospective Teachers Education Week, April 14, 2023
Michigan’s 3rd Grade Retention Law Held Back More Black and Low-Income Students Education Week, April 14, 2023
How to Get Students to Take Advanced Courses Sooner: Strategies for Schools Education Week, April 13, 2023
Research Course on African Americans in Education Held Ahead of AERA Conference Education Week, April 12, 2023
AERA Announces Winners of 2023 Excellence in Education Research Awards Diverse Issues in Higher Education, April 11, 2023
6 tips for covering race-based affirmative action in college admissions The Journalist's Resource, April 5, 2023
Texas has thousands of schools without a Black teacher. Here's how San Antonio stacks up. San Antonio Express-News, March 30, 2023
Madison teachers union pushes for better pay, more resources amid staffing shortage The Daily Cardinal, March 30, 2023
Black parents say implicit bias bill will carry a cost for all Knoxville students Knoxville News Sentinel, March 27, 2023
There’s a Good Chance Your Superintendent Has One of These 15 Names Education Week, March 24, 2023
New Initiative Seeks to Provide Clearer Data on MSIs Inside Higher Ed, March 21, 2023
The Origins of Racial Inequality in Education Education Week, March 20, 2023
What Does It Take to Be a ‘Minority-Serving Institution’? The Chronicle of Higher Education, March 20, 2023
School bus shift: Cleveland City Schools explain need for change in start times News Channel 9, March 16, 2023
What Are the Odds Your Superintendent Is Named Michael, John or David? EdSurge, March 14, 2023
RPS to launch 200-day school year in July Richmond Free Press, March 9, 2023
Performance-based funding linked to higher SAT scores in bottom quarter Higher Ed Dive, March 8, 2023
Summer programs still robust for 2023, but future slowdown looms K-12 Dive, March 7, 2023
Dr. Janelle Scott Voted President-Elect of AERA Diverse Issues in Higher Education, March 1, 2023
Carroll Community College students get help in unlocking federal aid for groceries and other necessities Cherokee Tribune & Ledger-News, February 27, 2023
How to make more valid decisions about assessment data Kappan, February 27, 2023
Louisville Parks and Recreation opens registration for spring and summer camp sessions Courier Journal, February 13, 2023
Education Leaders Laud Federal Funding for Ed Research Government Technology, February 2, 2023
Arkansas Advocate : Arkansas Senate panel recommends ending state affirmative action Magnolia Reporter, February 1, 2023
Proposal To Eliminate Classes At Bay Farm School Anguishes Parents Patch, January 31, 2023
Study: The pandemic took a toll on school staff's mental health Spectrum News 1, January 30, 2023
Pandemic took a toll on school staff’s mental health Healthcare Today, January 30, 2023
Feds Back Potential Launch of Cutting-Edge Education Research Program EdWeek Market Brief, January 25, 2023
A golden retriever helps students in WilCo learn how to manage their emotions. Her name is Luna. KUT 90.5, January 25, 2023
New school start and end times announced for D-20 in the Colorado Springs area KKTV, January 24, 2023
Teachers Were More Anxious Than Healthcare Workers During the Pandemic New Study Finds Theravive, January 24, 2023
Teachers Reported Greater Mental Health Distress Than Health Care Workers in COVID-19 Pandemic Psychiatry Advisor, January 20, 2023
Opinion: Democrats to reform school funding, but will help come in time? Detroit Free Press, January 15, 2023
College students who work more hours are less likely to graduate The Conversation, January 11, 2023
Study: Better Outcomes for Students in Corequisite Courses Inside Higher Ed, January 11, 2023
When Does Posting Photos of Students Become a Data Privacy Problem? Ed Surge, January 9, 2023
A DARPA for K–12? Omnibus Bill Includes Substantial New Funds for Education R&D The 74 Million, January 5, 2023
What are ‘Promise Programs’ and how can they help make college more affordable? PBS News Hour, December 26, 2022
On whether to break up CCSD, community must ask: What’s best for the kids? Las Vegas Sun, December 18, 2022
As winter break is extended for students, here's what you can do to keep your child healthily engaged Fox West Texas, December 18, 2022
Elite colleges try to navigate world where SATs are optional Bloomberg News, December 17, 2022
14 Charts This Year That Helped Us Better Understand COVID's Impact on Students, Teachers and Schools The 74, December 14, 2022
This One Change From Teachers Can Make Homework More Equitable Education Week, December 5, 2022
Teachers reported most anxiety of all professions during pandemic Bowling Green Daily News, December 4, 2022
¿Cuándo empiezan las clases en 2023?: la propuesta que maneja Primaria El Observador, December 2, 2022
Later School Start Times More Popular, But What Are the Drawbacks? NEA Today, December 1, 2022
Scaling Up Play-Based Learning In Ghana, From Decision To Implementation And Sustainability The Ghana Report, November 30, 2022
Why many colleges are treating entrance exams as optional Emmanuel County Live, November 30, 2022
How School Social Media Accounts Put Student Privacy at Risk Tech & Learning, November 30, 2022
Teachers felt more COVID anxiety than healthcare workers, study finds LA School Report, November 28, 2022
‘It Killed My Spirit': How 3 Teachers Are Navigating the Burnout Crisis in Education NBC Washington, November 22, 2022
South Florida 100: As Thanksgiving approaches, take stock of what you're thankful for South Florida Sun Sentinel, November 18, 2022
Teachers ‘More Stressed Out Than Healthcare Workers’ During Pandemic, Study Says The US Express News, November 17, 2022
Teachers reported more depression, anxiety compared with other workers during pandemic Healio, November 17, 2022
Teachers ‘More Stressed Than Healthcare Workers’ During Pandemic, Study Says Forbes, November 17, 2022
How the stress of campus life is eased with a university-approved emotional support animal Inlander, November 17, 2022
Teachers experienced high anxiety during the pandemic Earth.com, November 16, 2022
Mental health of teachers, teens takes big COVID-19 hit CIDRAP News, November 16, 2022
Anxiety alert: Teachers are more stressed out than frontline workers District Administration, November 16, 2022
Teachers experienced more pandemic anxiety than healthcare workers, study says UPI, November 15, 2022
Editorial: A world without affirmative action The Brown and White, November 15, 2022
Anxiety higher for teachers than healthcare, office workers during pandemic K-12 Dive, November 15, 2022
Pandemic Anxiety Was Higher for Teachers Than for Health-Care Workers Education Week, November 15, 2022
Teachers Felt More COVID Anxiety than Healthcare Workers, Study Finds The 74, November 15, 2022
Student data privacy compromised in UK, at risk in US Biometric Update, November 14, 2022
Experts debate report claiming $700 billion needed to fix learning loss from pandemic closures The Christian Post, November 10, 2022
Study: School Facebook Pages May Compromise Student Privacy Government Technology, November 10, 2022
Report: Schools’ Facebook Posts May Violate Student Privacy IT Security News, November 9, 2022
Unified Sports Level the Playing Field for Students With Disabilities Education Week, November 8, 2022
Study Shows Millions of Student Privacy Breaches on Social Media THE Journal, November 7, 2022
How Is White Supremacy Embedded in School Systems Today? A Scholar Explains Education Week, November 3, 2022
Northwestern faculty reflect on Supreme Court affirmative action cases, discuss past and future of race in college admissions The Daily Northwestern, November 2, 2022
Fed’s Education Research Board Is Back. Here’s Why That Matters Education Week, November 2, 2022
School Facebook Pages and Privacy Concerns: What Educators Need to Know Education Week, November 2, 2022
Study: Schools’ Facebook posts may violate student privacy K-12 Dive, November 2, 2022
Affirmative Action Hangs in Doubt SHRM, November 1, 2022
New Guide Pairs Research and Policy on Recruiting, Retaining Teachers of Color Education Week, October 31, 2022
More Virginia colleges make SAT, ACT exams optional Virginia Mercury, October 31, 2022
Affirmative action: What to know about the Supreme Court cases ABC News, October 30, 2022
A guide to the amicus briefs in the affirmative-action cases SCOTUS Blog, October 29, 2022
UW works to increase diversity within faculty The Badger Herald, October 28, 2022
AERA Releases Handbook on Teachers of Color and Indigenous Teachers Diverse Issues in Higher Education, October 27, 2022
How Listening to Student Voices Improved Learning Outcomes at 16 NYC Schools The 74 Million, October 26, 2022
Could a different method of teaching address low education scores? ABC News, October 25, 2022
Historic declines in national test scores highlight pandemic learning loss The National Desk/Sinclair Broadcast Group, October 24, 2022
Math Scores Fell in Nearly Every State, and Reading Dipped on National Exam The New York Times, October 24, 2022
How to diversify America’s teaching corps The Washington Post, October 21, 2022
Online school put US kids behind. Some adults have regrets. AP News, October 21, 2022
Early Elementary School Start Times May Not Harm Kids' Grades U.S. News & World Report, October 18, 2022
Study: Federal Fiscal Aid Insufficient to Offset Student Learning Loss Diverse Issues in Higher Education, October 14, 2022
Study: Earlier start times have little impact on elementary performance K-12 Dive, October 14, 2022
Earlier School Times Don’t Hurt Elementary Students’ Learning, Research Shows Education Week, October 13, 2022
Early start times OK for elementary schools, study finds EdSource, October 13, 2022
Four In Five Students Say Their Education Suffered During Lockdown Forbes, October 12, 2022
Academic Recovery for K-12 Students to Cost $700 Billion U.S. News & World Report, October 11, 2022
Federal aid won’t make up for students’ COVID-19 learning loss, study shows The Washington Times, October 11, 2022
COVID-19 pandemic aid more than $300 billion short for dealing with student learning loss, study shows USA Today, October 11, 2022
Schools Need Billions More to Make Up for Lost Learning Time, Researchers Argue Education Week, October 11, 2022
$700B: That’s How Much It Will Cost to Fix Pandemic Learning Loss, Study Says The 74 Million, October 11, 2022
Study: $190B in ESSER funds ‘insufficient’ to curb learning loss K-12 Dive, October 11, 2022
With Online Learning, ‘Let’s Take a Breath and See What Worked and Didn’t Work.’ The New York Times, October 6, 2022
What researchers learned about online higher education during the pandemic The Hechinger Report, October 6, 2022
IC community expresses doubt in national college ranking system The Ithacan, October 5, 2022
Opinion: The Power of Charter Schools and their Positive Impact on American Public Educational Facilities and Systems The Trinity Tripod, September 27, 2022
'There's only so far I can take them' – why teachers give up on struggling students who don't do their homework Yahoo! News, September 26, 2022
Why we’re still fascinated by college rankings CNN, September 20, 2022
PROOF POINTS: Shop class sometimes boosts college going, Massachusetts study finds The Hechinger Report, September 19, 2022
Study: Unmitigated School Choice May Lead to Racial Segregation Due to Different Parental Preferences Diverse Issues in Higher Education, September 13, 2022
New school year won’t be without its challenges The Independent, September 9, 2022
Teachers Will Boycott First ‘Optional’ Day Of LAUSD’s Extended School Year, Union Says California Political Review, August 31, 2022
Survey: Use of print-only materials in classrooms likely to dwindle K-12 Dive, August 29, 2022
Limited Help From New College Board Tool Inside Higher Ed, August 29, 2022
Teachers Will Boycott First ‘Optional’ Day Of LAUSD’s Extended School Year, Union Says LAist, August 26, 2022
Educational media can expand young readers’ access to informational text K-12 Dive, August 24, 2022
Children Can Benefit From Learning Foreign Language Oakdale Leader, August 22, 2022
Tips to help kids learn a foreign language The Journal, August 16, 2022
Individualized math program shows promise for pandemic learning recovery K-12 Dive, August 16, 2022
Make Title IX Policies More Student-Friendly Inside Higher Ed, August 15, 2022
Start the School Year With Purpose. Here Are 5 Priorities Education Week, August 12, 2022
"The Psychological Power of the Word 'Free'" Inside Higher Ed, August 11, 2022 New Research: Summer Learning Boosts Math Performance, College Graduation The 74 Million, August 10, 2022
Parents encouraged to talk to schools about students’ math progress K-12 Dive, August 10, 2022
Teachers prefer using mastery learning to close learning gaps District Administration, August 3, 2022
When institutions cheat, they get a pass The Daily Pennsylvanian, July 28, 2022
The Movement to End Homework Is Wrong The New York Times, July 25, 2022
Want to Support English-Learners? Prioritize SEL, New Study Finds Education Week, July 21, 2022
Schools eye more dynamic summer programs to curb learning loss K-12 Dive, July 20, 2022
Research highlights positive impacts of math-focused summer learning K-12 Dive, July 20, 2022
Seven questions to ask before pursuing a new grant Nature, July 14, 2022
When an Idea to Expand Access Backfires The Chronicle of Higher Education, The Edge, July 13, 2022
3 Major Takeaways From Schools With 4-Day Weeks Fatherly, July 8, 2022
Assessment Still Lagging Amid Education’s Evolution Education Today, July 7, 2022
The Interesting Effects 4-Day Weeks May Have on School Climate Education Week, June 30, 2022
Why do school vacations in Italy last three months? Wanted in Rome, June 10, 2022
Opinion: Test scores help predict student success The Carolina Journal, June 6, 2022
Summer can be fun and educational for students The Brunswick News, June 1, 2022
Student Loan Debt, Equity and Forgiveness Inside Higher Ed, May 31, 2022
PROOF POINTS: How do you find a gifted child? The Hechinger Report, May 31, 2022
Prevent summer learning loss with these Genesee County programs The Davison Index, May 27, 2022
'Kick off to Summer Reading' at Hempfield Area aims to keep students learning over the summer Trib Live, May 25, 2022
Amid Literacy Crisis, CA Ed Chief Rejects Phonics-Driven Approach to Reading The 74, May 24, 2022
ChattAcademy to be first dual immersion school for middle, high schoolers Chattanooga Times Free Press, May 23, 2022
5 Reasons to Consider Community College U.S. News & World Report, May 19, 2022
NMHED Collaborates With Colleges And Universities To Adapt To Population Changes And Economic Needs Los Alamos Daily Post, May 19, 2022
GSA: How A Club Saves Students’ Lives The Ludlow Cub, May 19, 2022
More focus needed on reasons for school absence, study finds The Sunday Post, May 18, 2022
Study: Promise Programs Affect College Spending Inside Higher Ed, May 18, 2022
The Buffalo Shooting Brings to Light Why the Great Replacement Theory Is a Danger to Us All Ebony, May 17, 2022
The return of business travel: A look at the trends The Points Guy, May 17, 2022
Are High School GPAs Rising? Should You Care? Inside Higher Ed, May 16, 2022
More time on research means lower scores for students – study Times Higher Education, May 11, 2022
Campus safety and 2024 centennial hot-button issues at D202 board meeting The Daily Northwestern, May 10, 2022
PROOF POINTS: Seven questions for Jennifer Randall The Hechinger Report, May 9, 2022
What is a Flipped Classroom? Tech & Learning, May 4, 2022
How Principals Can Boost Effectiveness of Instructional Coaches Education Week, May 3, 2022
Concerns Raised Over Reading Recovery’s Long-Term Effects Education Week, April 29, 2022
3 Counterintuitive Findings About Motivation That Teachers Can Use Education Week, April 24, 2022
Initiative supporters say Nevada has outgrown its county-based school districts Las Vegas Sun, April 24, 2022
New research shows controversial Reading Recovery program eventually had a negative impact on children APM Reports, April 23, 2022
To Learn, Students Must First Fail Psychology Today, April 14, 2022
Rod Watson: Want more teachers of color? You have to prepare them first The Buffalo News, April 6, 2022
Study Examines Racism Faced by Faculty of Color in Teacher Education Programs The Journal of Blacks in Higher Education, April 4, 2022
Seven days to celebrate your library Abilene Reporter News, April 3, 2022
The truth about gifted programs Santa Fe New Mexican, March 31, 2022
How I build relationships with students using instructional audio eSchool News, March 30, 2022
Report suggests 'invisible tax' levied against Black male educators K-12 Dive, March 25, 2022
Normandale rebrands program to train Black male teachers Insight News, March 24, 2022
‘There are Systemic Barriers’: Black Engineer Sets Ambitious Goal to Graduate 10,000 Black Engineers by 2025 Yahoo! News, March 23, 2022
American Educational Research Association Announces 2022 Fellows Diverse Issues in Higher Education, March 1, 2022
Dr. Tyrone Howard Voted AERA President-Elect Diverse Issues in Higher Education, February 25, 2022
School discipline causes lasting, harmful impact on Black students, study finds Los Angeles Times, February 9, 2022
FL Community Colleges Zero In on Dropout Prevention Public News Service, Febuary 8, 2022
Students of color persist in STEM despite racial stereotypes, my research shows Washington Post, February 6, 2022
Ward: Will Texas teacher shortage get worse? Longview News-Journal, February 5, 2022 The San Francisco school board recall is a test run for mayoral control San Francisco Chronicle, February 4, 2022
Phone Apps and Ebooks Make It Easy to Read Aloud to Your Kids Yahoo, February 1, 2022 (syndicated in The 74 Million)
Why community college students quit despite being almost finished The Conversation, February 1, 2022
Guest Opinion: We need a thinking system of education Courier Times, January 28, 2022
‘Teaching has always been hard, but it’s never been like this’ – elementary school teachers talk about managing their classrooms during a pandemic—Coverage of AERA-supported research The Conversation, January 26, 2022
Proof Points: Combining remote and in-person learning led to chaos, study finds The Hechinger Report, January 17, 2022
Petting cats and dogs for minutes, what does it do to your body? OI Canadian, January 1, 2022
2022 AERA in the News 2021 AERA in the News 2020 AERA in the News 2019 AERA in the News 2018 AERA in the News 2017 AERA in the News 2016 AERA in the News 2015 AERA in the News 2014 AERA in the News 2013 AERA in the News