Thoughtful phone policies are helpful, but teens need more than rules, and schools can help them build digital self-agency.

“The only values you teach in your class are universal values. Sex, religion and politics have no place in the classroom. Parents are responsible for those values.” That sounded right to m ...

To the editor: As a former teacher at Barnette Elementary, I had 45 students in my classroom. We stood for the Pledge of Allegience and had prayer every morning. By the way, my students never ...

If a student wishes to use AI to help write a paper, they should be honest about it and take responsibility for it according to established classroom values. As bell hooks suggests in her book ...