In Denmark, students go back to school, 6 feet apart. bit.ly/2VLXCj8

Seven tips for remote teaching from @Larryferlazzo. bit.ly/39wojNN

“Our school is really crappy. I didn’t mean to use that word. But there are always earthquakes, and every time there’s an earthquake there’s a bunch of cracks in the wall.”

At the headwaters of Kachemak Bay and past the terminus of Alaska's Kenai Peninsula road system sits the village of Kachemak Selo. The community's remoteness is one of the reasons Selo has been struggling for nearly a decade to get a new school. bit.ly/2vru29r

Photos of the decade: Education Week’s best. bit.ly/36SVMBd

What teacher doesn’t want an environment where students are working on lessons and learning because they want to do it instead of because they have to do it? Watch our 4-part series on the elements of student motivation with @Larryferlazzo & @KHullSyp. bit.ly/34H3gpp

The @educationweek team enjoyed hosting @joshmeltzer and his @RITtigers students on Wednesday. #journalism #photojournalism

Want to know if a K-2 classroom is using explicit, systematic phonics or balanced literacy? See this classroom comparison. bit.ly/2VbGseg #GettingReadingRight

#photooftheday A police officer monitors the crowd during a football game in San Antonio. The North East Independent School District is using stricter security measures at school sporting events to increase safety and prevent violence. 📷by Callaghan O’Hare for Education Week

Over the coming months, we’ll be launching a new @educationweek experience across our print and online platforms, culminating with a fully redesigned bit.ly/2n5lP70 in 2020. Learn more: bit.ly/2nJFidP

When it comes time for elementary school, some parents decide to hold their child back a year from kindergarten. Here’s some advantages—and cautions. bit.ly/2puvZ1R

The Shadow a Student Challenge encourages school leaders to spend a day walking in a students' shoes. Here's what one assistant principal learned. bit.ly/31Iy08e