Our incredible @AP photographer @evanvucci describes the scene at last night’s Trump rally and how he captured the images you’ve all seen.
https://t.co/N4KMPqGSG8
Exciting news: You can now read some @CalMatters content on the @AP wire. I'm very excited to see this partnership between AP and a great California newsroom! https://t.co/tCHgowdu5E
"Republicans see a clear double standard on college campuses. Just 9% said conservatives can speak their minds, while 58% said liberals have that freedom, according to polling." (@cbinkley@jgecker) https://t.co/eWuGEVv3Tu
Elon Musk wants to turn tweets into 'X's'. But changing language is not quite so simple (excellent and expert take from @AP’s @BarbaraOrtutay ) https://t.co/a1djVQoPV9
We're hiring! @AP's Education team centers students and focuses on equity, with wide reach and impact. We're thrilled to expand that approach to our country's youngest citizens and their families.
Questions? DMs are open. https://t.co/WA8s67nyli #journalismjobs
Being out in extreme heat isn’t just a question of putting on some sunscreen and keeping hydrated. It can be dangerous, as @AP photographer Matt York experienced recently. https://t.co/ftEmCgFFvL
@Saradipity71 Hi @saradipity71 I'm an AP reporter and writing about how teachers are approaching ChatGPT. If you have a few minutes to talk, I'd love to hear more about how you incorporated it into a class lesson. My email is [email protected]
Here it is: district-level test scores. Data shared exclusively w/ @AP provide most comprehensive look at how much kids fell behind.
Spoiler: Kids aren't doing well.
Was it online learning? Was it COVID trauma?
Yes.
via @biancavtoness @sharonlurye https://t.co/kp6ENERaSZ
@AP@cheymumph .@jgecker has reported for @AP in Bangkok, Paris and Kuala Lumpur. She's the investigative reporter who nailed the #MeToo story involving opera star Placido Domingo. She's covered education part-time for several years but now joins our team full time, based in San Francisco.
Sex, drugs, “geishas” and “slaves.” How a Buenos Aires yoga school allegedly exploited its members and lured wealthy powerful men including opera star Placido Domingo. https://t.co/aRbFdy6cho
Research has traditionally shown repeating a grade is bad for kids. But during the pandemic, some parents say it's the "best decision we could have made." Inside the wide increase in grade retention, by @Report4America's @beeschultz3 & @apheatherh
https://t.co/JXqZxIGHzs