The K–12 education blog directory

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CurmudgucationNov 11, 2026

Cyberselfish: A Prescient Look At The World of Tech

Paulina Borsook was a journalist covering Northern California tech culture since the 1980s. In 2000, she produced Cyberselfish , a sharply written critique of that culture, a book that has this year been reprinted and wow, what a piece of work, because Borsook was way, way ahead of her time. Borsook tears into a culture that is hugely libertarian and male and marked by characteristics that will se

Read on curmudgucation.blogspot.com ↗
Diane Ravitch's BlogNov 11, 2026

In Honor of Our Troops on Veterans Day

This song was recorded in a 1933 film, “Gold Diggers of 1933.” This song stars Joan Blondell and Etta Moten and was choreographed by Busby Berkeley. It is a powerful anti-war statement. The troops march to war in glory and return broken or in caskets. REMEMBER MY FORGOTTEN MAN https://youtu.be/fzNcT7wfHj4?is=DncYdteGYTQpWTDX

Read on dianeravitch.net ↗
Cool Cat TeacherNov 11, 2026

How to Help Struggling Readers Without Embarrassing Them

From the Cool Cat Teacher Blog by Vicki Davis Subscribe to the 10 Minute Teacher Podcast and Cool Cat Teacher Talk anywhere you listen to podcasts. How do you help struggling readers in middle and high school without embarrassing them? Louise Baigelman of Storyshares shares the mistakes to avoid, the cues to watch for, and a quick check-in to try tomorrow. The post How to Help Struggling Readers W

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Diane Ravitch's BlogNov 11, 2026

Texas: What Can Democrats Change?

The startling transformation of Texas from a solid red state to a remarkably blue state is still hard to believe. For years, Texas Democrats have prayed for this change. They have been disappointed so many times that the reality is hard to absorb. Democrats won every statewide office, won control of the Texas House, and […]

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The 74Nov 11, 2026

Opinion: Gen Z Is in Its Anti-Algorithm Era

Welcome to Gen Z’s anti-algorithm era. Between their angst over artificial intelligence and social media fatigue, young adults today are longing for everything in-person and rejecting the digital platforms they were raised on — as well as the nascent tech reshaping their lives. We saw this firsthand over the summer, when young adults led a […]

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Teacher TomNov 11, 2026

Inventing Life for Ourselves

var addthis_config = {"data_track_clickback":true}; I've never written about the day I became a father. I think about that day and often tell parts of the story, but so far I've not found all of the words to do so, if words are even adequate. What I need to say is too complex to express in my normal way. Maybe it requires a novel. Maybe it requires poetry, sculpture, or painting, or it's possible

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CurmudgucationNov 11, 2026

IN: A Tale of Charter Fraud.

At one point, Indiana Virtual School and Indiana Virtual Pathways Academy were two of the largest cyber-charters in Indiana. But that turns out to have been part of a huge case of fraud, and almost a decade after the original fleecing of Indiana taxpayers, some of the fraudsters running the operation are facing jail time. Phillip Holden, Thomas Stoughton, Percy Clark and Christopher King managed t

Read on curmudgucation.blogspot.com ↗
The 74Nov 11, 2026

Opinion: California’s Charter Schools Are Public Schools. They Deserve Facilities Funding

A school building does more than house an education. It can expand opportunities for students — or limit what’s possible for them. For too many of California’s charter public schools, the cost of securing adequate facilities has become a hindrance rather than a foundation for student success. Consider Magnolia Public Schools in Southern California, a […]

Read on the74million.org ↗
Dave Stuart Jr.Nov 11, 2026

The AI Vibeshift

Dear colleague, It’s been a minute since I’ve shared my thoughts on AI, but I’ve been noticing some things in my setting that I want to collect into an article. No promises on this being cohesive, but I do hope it generates some thinking for you. (Interestingly, that article I just linked to was written […]

Read on davestuartjr.com ↗
CurmudgucationNov 11, 2026

Cyberselfish: A Prescient Look At The World of Tech

Paulina Borsook was a journalist covering Northern California tech culture since the 1980s. In 2000, she produced Cyberselfish , a sharply written critique of that culture, a book that has this year been reprinted and wow, what a piece of work, because Borsook was way, way ahead of her time. Borsook tears into a culture that is hugely libertarian and male and marked by characteristics that will se

Read on curmudgucation.blogspot.com ↗
Diane Ravitch's BlogNov 11, 2026

In Honor of Our Troops on Veterans Day

This song was recorded in a 1933 film, “Gold Diggers of 1933.” This song stars Joan Blondell and Etta Moten and was choreographed by Busby Berkeley. It is a powerful anti-war statement. The troops march to war in glory and return broken or in caskets. REMEMBER MY FORGOTTEN MAN https://youtu.be/fzNcT7wfHj4?is=DncYdteGYTQpWTDX

Read on dianeravitch.net ↗
Cool Cat TeacherNov 11, 2026

How to Help Struggling Readers Without Embarrassing Them

From the Cool Cat Teacher Blog by Vicki Davis Subscribe to the 10 Minute Teacher Podcast and Cool Cat Teacher Talk anywhere you listen to podcasts. How do you help struggling readers in middle and high school without embarrassing them? Louise Baigelman of Storyshares shares the mistakes to avoid, the cues to watch for, and a quick check-in to try tomorrow. The post How to Help Struggling Readers W

Read on coolcatteacher.com ↗
Diane Ravitch's BlogNov 11, 2026

Texas: What Can Democrats Change?

The startling transformation of Texas from a solid red state to a remarkably blue state is still hard to believe. For years, Texas Democrats have prayed for this change. They have been disappointed so many times that the reality is hard to absorb. Democrats won every statewide office, won control of the Texas House, and […]

Read on dianeravitch.net ↗
The 74Nov 11, 2026

Opinion: Gen Z Is in Its Anti-Algorithm Era

Welcome to Gen Z’s anti-algorithm era. Between their angst over artificial intelligence and social media fatigue, young adults today are longing for everything in-person and rejecting the digital platforms they were raised on — as well as the nascent tech reshaping their lives. We saw this firsthand over the summer, when young adults led a […]

Read on the74million.org ↗
Teacher TomNov 11, 2026

Inventing Life for Ourselves

var addthis_config = {"data_track_clickback":true}; I've never written about the day I became a father. I think about that day and often tell parts of the story, but so far I've not found all of the words to do so, if words are even adequate. What I need to say is too complex to express in my normal way. Maybe it requires a novel. Maybe it requires poetry, sculpture, or painting, or it's possible

Read on teachertomsblog.blogspot.com ↗
CurmudgucationNov 11, 2026

IN: A Tale of Charter Fraud.

At one point, Indiana Virtual School and Indiana Virtual Pathways Academy were two of the largest cyber-charters in Indiana. But that turns out to have been part of a huge case of fraud, and almost a decade after the original fleecing of Indiana taxpayers, some of the fraudsters running the operation are facing jail time. Phillip Holden, Thomas Stoughton, Percy Clark and Christopher King managed t

Read on curmudgucation.blogspot.com ↗
The 74Nov 11, 2026

Opinion: California’s Charter Schools Are Public Schools. They Deserve Facilities Funding

A school building does more than house an education. It can expand opportunities for students — or limit what’s possible for them. For too many of California’s charter public schools, the cost of securing adequate facilities has become a hindrance rather than a foundation for student success. Consider Magnolia Public Schools in Southern California, a […]

Read on the74million.org ↗
Dave Stuart Jr.Nov 11, 2026

The AI Vibeshift

Dear colleague, It’s been a minute since I’ve shared my thoughts on AI, but I’ve been noticing some things in my setting that I want to collect into an article. No promises on this being cohesive, but I do hope it generates some thinking for you. (Interestingly, that article I just linked to was written […]

Read on davestuartjr.com ↗

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Curmudgucation

Peter Greene · Daily

Veteran high school English teacher Peter Greene writes blunt, sceptical commentary on education policy, standardised testing, teacher evaluation, charter schooling and the claims now being made for AI in classrooms.

education policystandardised testingteacher evaluationcharter schools

TCEA TechNotes

TCEA · Daily

The Texas Computer Education Association's group blog, with a rotating cast of instructional-technology specialists publishing near-daily how-tos on Google Workspace, AI, cybersecurity, and classroom edtech.

Google Workspace tipsAI in the classroomcybersecuritydigital citizenship

ASCD Blog

ASCD · Weekly

ASCD's professional learning blog, with essays from K-12 leaders and teacher-authors on curriculum, instruction, and supervision.

curriculum designinstructional coachingsupervisionfeedback

Dustin Purdy Blog

Dustin Purdy · Weekly

Secondary maths teacher and instructional coach Dustin Purdy writes classroom-first maths posts — notice-and-wonder warm-ups, data-literacy routines, and the occasional calendar puzzle that turns a date into a lesson.

notice and wondermath warm-upsdata literacyproblem-based maths

LindyHoc

Lindy Hockenbary · Weekly

Practical, research-informed writing on AI literacy, edtech coaching, and tech-confident teaching from instructional coach and consultant Lindy Hockenbary.

AI literacyAI-friendly assessmentteacher-created videoedtech coaching

Math = Love

Sarah Carter · Weekly

High school math teacher Sarah Carter shares hands-on activities, interactive notebooks, and printable puzzles for Algebra through Pre-Calc.

interactive notebooksmath puzzlesAlgebra 1Algebra 2
ActiveScience

NSTA Blog

National Science Teaching Association · Weekly

The National Science Teaching Association's blog for science educators — classroom ideas, NGSS-aligned lessons, three-dimensional teaching strategies, professional learning and news from across the science education community.

science teachingNGSSphenomena-based learningthree-dimensional learning

One Step Up

Lewis Poche · Weekly

Lewis Poche's Substack on leveraging education technology purposefully and skillfully — essays on device culture, distraction, edtech decision-making, and the habits schools need to use technology well.

purposeful edtechdevice managementstudent distraction1:1 programs

Teacher in a Strange Land

Nancy Flanagan · Weekly

Retired music teacher and former Michigan Teacher of the Year Nancy Flanagan writes about public education, teaching, democracy and civic life — twenty years of blogging, including nine years as Education Week's 'Teacher in a Strange Land'.

public education advocacyteaching and learningcivics and democracymusic education

The Broken Copier

Marcus Luther · Weekly

Started by two teachers on opposite sides of the country, The Broken Copier is a Substack and podcast built on a simple idea: teachers talking about teaching. Marcus Luther, now in his fifteenth year in high school classrooms, walks through real lessons week by week — the analogies that land, the October slump, the AI conversations happening in front of him — while the podcast centres teacher voice over expert pronouncement.

teacher communitylesson walkthroughsanalogies and explanationsteacher morale

HeutaLab Blog

Glenn Malcolm · Bi-weekly

Primary technology teacher and international-schools adviser Glenn Malcolm writes about the classroom tools he builds and uses himself — assessment trackers, planning formats and front-of-room screens — alongside honest tests of the AI tools arriving in schools. Fifteen years of EdTech writing sits in the archive underneath.

classroom appsassessment trackinglesson planningfront-of-room screens

The AI English Teacher

John Dolman · Bi-weekly

English and media teacher John Dolman writes from a UK secondary classroom about bringing AI into planning and teaching — AI-fluency lessons for sixth-formers, hands-on tests of ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini, and sharp pushback on headlines that overstate what the research actually says.

AI fluencyAI literacyAI in English teachingprompting for teachers

Calc is Life

Caroline Rossi · Monthly

High school maths teacher Caroline Rossi writes about teaching AP Calculus and Algebra II — history-of-calculus lessons, Desmos activities, Building Thinking Classrooms experiments, and straight-talking debriefs of AP marking and the professional development she signs up for.

AP CalculusBuilding Thinking ClassroomsDesmos activitieshistory of mathematics

Gary Rubinstein's Blog

Gary Rubinstein · Monthly

A New York City high school math teacher writes from the classroom about education reform, standardised testing, teacher evaluation, charter schooling and the college-for-all push he documented in Selling Our Youth Down the River.

education reformTeach For Americastandardised testingteacher evaluation

Greg Bagby

Greg Bagby · Monthly

Field notes from veteran district instructional technology leader Greg Bagby on AI in schools, edtech vendor summits, and the practical realities of leading technology change in K-12 districts.

district edtech leadershipAI readinessISTEvendor partnerships

What I Learned Today

Cammie Kannekens · Monthly

Instructional coach Cammie Kannekens documents what she learns on the job — Google Workspace walkthroughs, AI-era thinking activities, math resource pilots, and conference recaps from a division coaching seat.

instructional coachingGoogle Workspace tipsstudent thinking in an AI worldmath resource pilots

dy/dan

Dan Meyer · Occasional

Former maths teacher Dan Meyer writes about mathematics teaching, problem solving and classroom practice.

mathematicsproblem solvingteaching practice

Those Who Stay

Lydia Saffery · Occasional

Data coach and school leader Lydia Saffery writes from a Hawaii high school about the systems that shape schools — using data to support teachers rather than shame them, why good teachers are expected to leave after an achievement, and what it means to choose to stay in the place you come from.

teacher retentiondata literacy for teachersdata and teacher shameplace and belonging

Every blog, at a glance

A full sortable view of the directory. Useful for skimming the whole landscape — and for answer-engine crawlers.

BlogAuthorCategoryAudienceGradeFrequencyStatus
Class Tech TipsMonica BurnsEdTech & Innovation, AI in Education, Teaching & PedagogyTeachers, School LeadersAll K-12WeeklyActive
Cool Cat TeacherVicki DavisEdTech & Innovation, AI in Education, Teacher Wellbeing & CareerTeachersAll K-12WeeklyActive
A.J. JulianiA.J. JulianiAI in Education, EdTech & Innovation, Teaching & PedagogyTeachers, School LeadersAll K-12WeeklyActive
Smart Classroom ManagementMichael LinsinClassroom Management, Teaching & PedagogyTeachersElementary, MiddleWeeklyActive
Dave Stuart Jr.Dave Stuart Jr.Literacy & ELA, Teaching & Pedagogy, Teacher Wellbeing & CareerTeachersMiddle, HighWeeklyActive
TeacherheadTom SherringtonTeaching & Pedagogy, Leadership & Admin, Assessment & GradingTeachers, School LeadersAll K-12WeeklyActive
The Learning SpyDavid DidauTeaching & Pedagogy, Assessment & GradingTeachers, School LeadersAll K-12WeeklyActive
Teacher TechAlice KeelerEdTech & Innovation, AI in EducationTeachersAll K-12DailyActive
TeacherToolkitRoss Morrison McGillTeaching & Pedagogy, Leadership & Admin, Teacher Wellbeing & CareerTeachers, School LeadersAll K-12WeeklyActive
ResourceaholicJo MorganMath & STEM, Teaching & PedagogyTeachersMiddle, HighMonthlyActive
Ask a Tech TeacherJacqui MurrayEdTech & Innovation, Teaching & PedagogyTeachersElementary, MiddleWeeklyActive
John SpencerJohn SpencerTeaching & Pedagogy, EdTech & Innovation, AI in EducationTeachersAll K-12WeeklyActive
Pernille RippPernille RippLiteracy & ELA, Teaching & PedagogyTeachersElementary, MiddleMonthlyActive
The Effortful EducatorBlake HarvardTeaching & Pedagogy, Assessment & GradingTeachersHighMonthlyActive
Mandy FroehlichMandy FroehlichLeadership & Admin, Teacher Wellbeing & Career, Social-Emotional LearningTeachers, School LeadersAll K-12OccasionalActive
Improving TeachingHarry Fletcher-WoodTeaching & Pedagogy, Leadership & Admin, Teacher Wellbeing & CareerTeachers, School LeadersAll K-12WeeklyActive
dy/danDan MeyerMath & STEM, Teaching & Pedagogy, AI in EducationTeachersMiddle, HighOccasionalActive
Teacher TomTom HobsonEarly Childhood, Teaching & PedagogyTeachers, ParentsElementaryDailyActive
Jennifer Casa-ToddJennifer Casa-ToddEdTech & Innovation, AI in Education, Social-Emotional LearningTeachers, School LeadersAll K-12OccasionalActive
Trevor MuirTrevor MuirTeaching & Pedagogy, Teacher Wellbeing & CareerTeachersAll K-12OccasionalActive
Starr SacksteinStarr SacksteinAssessment & Grading, Teaching & Pedagogy, Leadership & AdminTeachers, School LeadersAll K-12OccasionalActive
Shake Up LearningKasey BellEdTech & Innovation, AI in Education, Teaching & PedagogyTeachersAll K-12WeeklyActive
Dr. Catlin TuckerCatlin TuckerTeaching & Pedagogy, EdTech & Innovation, AI in EducationTeachers, School LeadersAll K-12WeeklyActive
Cult of PedagogyJennifer GonzalezTeaching & Pedagogy, Assessment & Grading, Classroom ManagementTeachers, School LeadersAll K-12WeeklyFeatured
Ditch That TextbookMatt MillerEdTech & Innovation, AI in Education, Teaching & PedagogyTeachersMiddle, High, All K-12WeeklyFeatured
Larry Ferlazzo's Websites of the DayLarry FerlazzoTeaching & Pedagogy, Literacy & ELA, Policy & EquityTeachers, School LeadersMiddle, HighDailyActive
Math = LoveSarah CarterMath & STEM, Teaching & PedagogyTeachersMiddle, HighWeeklyActive
Shanahan on LiteracyTimothy ShanahanLiteracy & ELA, Policy & EquityTeachers, School Leaders, SpecialistsElementary, MiddleWeeklyFeatured
Two Writing TeachersTwo Writing Teachers CollectiveLiteracy & ELA, Teaching & PedagogyTeachersElementary, MiddleDailyActive
The Principal of ChangeGeorge CourosLeadership & Admin, Teaching & PedagogySchool LeadersAll K-12WeeklyActive
The Compelled EducatorEric SheningerLeadership & Admin, EdTech & InnovationSchool LeadersAll K-12WeeklyActive
Angela Watson's Truth for TeachersAngela WatsonTeacher Wellbeing & Career, Classroom ManagementTeachersAll K-12WeeklyFeatured
The Art of Education University BlogThe Art of Education UniversityTeaching & PedagogyTeachersAll K-12WeeklyActive
Understood.org BlogUnderstood.orgSpecial Ed & Inclusion, Parents & HomeschoolParents, Specialists, TeachersAll K-12WeeklyFeatured
The Inclusive ClassNicole EredicsSpecial Ed & Inclusion, Teaching & PedagogyTeachers, SpecialistsElementary, MiddleMonthlyActive
The 74The 74 Editorial TeamPolicy & Equity, Leadership & AdminSchool Leaders, ParentsAll K-12DailyActive
ChalkbeatChalkbeat NewsroomPolicy & Equity, Leadership & AdminSchool Leaders, Parents, TeachersAll K-12DailyActive
Pre-K PagesVanessa LevinEarly Childhood, Literacy & ELATeachersElementaryWeeklyActive
Simple HomeschoolJamie C. MartinParents & HomeschoolParentsAll K-12WeeklyActive
ASCD BlogASCDLeadership & Admin, Teaching & Pedagogy, Assessment & GradingSchool Leaders, TeachersAll K-12WeeklyActive
KQED MindShiftKQEDSocial-Emotional Learning, EdTech & Innovation, Policy & EquityTeachers, School Leaders, ParentsAll K-12WeeklyActive
Control Alt AchieveEric CurtsEdTech & InnovationTeachers, EdTechAll K-12WeeklyActive
Diane Ravitch's BlogDiane RavitchPolicy & EquitySchool Leaders, TeachersAll K-12DailyActive
LindyHocLindy HockenbaryAI in Education, EdTech & Innovation, Assessment & GradingTeachers, School LeadersAll K-12WeeklyActive
Greg BagbyGreg BagbyLeadership & Admin, EdTech & Innovation, AI in EducationSchool Leaders, EdTechAll K-12MonthlyActive
TCEA TechNotesTCEAEdTech & Innovation, AI in Education, Teaching & PedagogyTeachers, EdTechAll K-12DailyActive
What I Learned TodayCammie KannekensEdTech & Innovation, AI in Education, Math & STEMTeachers, School LeadersAll K-12MonthlyActive
Learning as I go: Reflections & lessons learnedDr. Rachelle Dené PothAI in Education, EdTech & Innovation, Teaching & Pedagogy, Social-Emotional LearningTeachers, School LeadersAll K-12WeeklyActive
One Step UpLewis PocheEdTech & Innovation, Teaching & Pedagogy, Leadership & AdminTeachers, School LeadersAll K-12WeeklyActive
NSTA BlogNational Science Teaching AssociationScience, Math & STEM, Teaching & PedagogyTeachers, School LeadersAll K-12WeeklyActive
CASEL BlogCollaborative for Academic, Social, and Emotional Learning (CASEL)Social-Emotional Learning, Leadership & Admin, Policy & EquityTeachers, School LeadersAll K-12WeeklyActive
CurmudgucationPeter GreenePolicy & Equity, Assessment & Grading, AI in EducationTeachers, School Leaders, ParentsAll K-12DailyActive
Teacher in a Strange LandNancy FlanaganPolicy & Equity, Teacher Wellbeing & Career, Social-Emotional LearningTeachers, Parents, School LeadersAll K-12WeeklyActive
Gary Rubinstein's BlogGary RubinsteinPolicy & Equity, Assessment & Grading, Math & STEMTeachers, School Leaders, ParentsAll K-12MonthlyActive
Dustin Purdy BlogDustin PurdyMath & STEM, EdTech & Innovation, Teaching & PedagogyTeachersMiddle, HighWeeklyActive
Calc is LifeCaroline RossiMath & STEM, Teaching & Pedagogy, EdTech & InnovationTeachersHighMonthlyActive
The AI English TeacherJohn DolmanAI in Education, EdTech & Innovation, Literacy & ELATeachersMiddle, HighBi-weeklyActive
HeutaLab BlogGlenn MalcolmEdTech & Innovation, AI in Education, Teaching & PedagogyTeachers, School LeadersElementaryBi-weeklyActive
Those Who StayLydia SafferyTeacher Wellbeing & Career, Policy & Equity, Assessment & GradingTeachers, School LeadersHighOccasionalActive
The Broken CopierMarcus LutherTeaching & Pedagogy, Teacher Wellbeing & Career, AI in EducationTeachersHighWeeklyActive

FAQ

Questions, answered.

Generated from the live directory and updated whenever a blog is added or removed.

What are the best K-12 education blogs?+

The most consistently recommended K-12 education blogs in this directory include Cult of Pedagogy, Ditch That Textbook, Larry Ferlazzo's Websites of the Day, Shanahan on Literacy, Angela Watson's Truth for Teachers, The Principal of Change, A Principal's Reflections, the ASCD Blog, The 74, and Chalkbeat. Each covers a different slice of K-12 — pedagogy, edtech, leadership, policy, and wellbeing.

What are the best blogs for teachers?+

For classroom teachers, the strongest day-to-day reads in the directory are Cult of Pedagogy (depth on practice), Ditch That Textbook (tech and AI ideas), Larry Ferlazzo's Websites of the Day (curation and 'best of' lists), and Angela Watson's Truth for Teachers (wellbeing and workload).

What are the best blogs for school leaders?+

Principals and district leaders most often cite The Principal of Change by George Couros, A Principal's Reflections by Eric Sheninger, the ASCD Blog, and The 74 and Chalkbeat for policy and district news.

What are the best blogs about AI in education?+

For K-12 AI specifically, Ditch That Textbook covers practical teacher use cases and LindyHoc focuses on AI literacy and tech-confident teaching. The most-mentioned AI tools across blogs in this directory include ChatGPT, MagicSchool, Khanmigo, Claude, and Diffit.

What is the best blog for new teachers?+

Angela Watson's Truth for Teachers is the most-recommended blog for new and early-career teachers, paired with Cult of Pedagogy for instructional depth.

What edtech tools are K-12 blogs talking about in 2026?+

Across the k12blogs.com directory, the tools mentioned across the most blogs are Canva, Google Classroom, ChatGPT, MagicSchool, Khanmigo, Diffit, Padlet, and Desmos. See the Tools index for the full cross-blog count.