Question: What Should Edutopia Cover Next?
We’re planning future stories, and we want to hear directly from you about the topics that matter most right now.
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As we look ahead to the next round of stories and community conversations, we’re turning to the people who know best: educators. What’s on your mind right now? What challenges are you facing, or rethinking, or wishing you had more support around? What would you like for Edutopia to cover next?
Some of our most meaningful content starts from questions like these, so if there's something you and your colleagues have been talking about—or struggling with—we hope you’ll let us know.
Here’s what we’re especially curious about:
- Are there classroom practices you’re rethinking or you'd like to know more about?
- What topics feel especially urgent, complicated, or worth a second look?
- Is there research you'd like us to address?
Whether it's a big-picture trend or a small-but-powerful shift in your school or classroom, we’d love to hear about it. Every message helps us better understand what educators need, and we take every response seriously.
We’re reading the comments and using your feedback to guide decisions, so tell us: what should Edutopia cover next?
What Edutopia Covers
If you're looking to learn more about Edutopia, you can read about our mission, meet our team, and see who contributes to our work.
Or, if you'd rather dig into the practices we cover, there's an A-Z Topics page you can check out. Some of the more in-demand pages include:
At Edutopia, we're always looking for educators to share their strategies. If you have ideas that go beyond what can be said in the comments, please be sure to visit our Write for Us page.
Thank you for letting us know what Edutopia should cover next. If you have questions of your own, feel free to post them here—our community facilitators are ready to help!