The Best Newsletters for Teachers and Educators
Classroom practice, curriculum, and education policy, from people teaching right now.
Education commentary often comes from people who haven't been in a classroom in years. These newsletters come from current and former teachers, curriculum designers, and education writers who still talk to the people doing the work.
Expect practical classroom strategies, discussions of curriculum and assessment, and coverage of the policy debates that affect how schools actually run.
If you teach, or support people who do, this list is built around your day job, not just the theory of it.
Newsletters for Teachers & Educators
Class Disrupted
What school is for, argued in public.
The Chronicle of Higher Education
The newspaper of the university world.
Scott H Young
Learning hard things faster, on purpose.
The Hechinger Report
Nonprofit reporting on inequality and innovation in education.
Cult of Pedagogy
Practical teaching ideas that respect the job.
EdSurge
How technology is changing classrooms — and how it isn't.
Letters from an American
Tonight's politics, put back into American history.
The Conversation
News and analysis, written by the researchers themselves.
The Cultural Tutor
Art, history, and architecture, explained without the lecture.
After Babel
What phones and social media are doing to kids — and what to do about it.
One Useful Thing
What AI actually means for work, school, and life.