Edtech can advance learning goals and remove barriers to applying concepts, enhancing kids’ hands-on explorations.

Creating a consistent learning management system experience helps students and families—and teachers—across classes and grade levels.

Research into teenagers’ sleep patterns indicates that starting the school day later could be better for their health. But might their grades also improve as a result? Kate Parker looks at the evidence.

Movies can be a powerful way to teach social-emotional learning concepts, writes National Board Certified Teacher Amber Chandler, a middle-school English-language arts teacher in New York.

For nearly two decades, the Public Education Leadership Project has guided school leaders in overcoming the obstacles to student success.

Teachers can cultivate a positive learning environment by adapting pedagogical strategies that are familiar to students.

A year ago, in the depths of the pandemic, a high-tech literacy project set up shop at West Oakland’s KIPP Bridge Academy. Created by a former schoolteacher turned literacy specialist, Jessica Reid Sliwerski, Ignite Reading aimed to teach kids how to read on Zoom, offering one-on-one tutoring while eliminating Covid risks.

Allowing students to choose what they read helps make reading lessons more inclusive, though it may be challenging to design lesson plans without a single shared text, writes Stephanie Farley, a veteran English teacher. She advises teachers to establish targeted learning outcomes, provide a wide range of title choices, and keep track of who is…

Using a ‘not yet’ approach helps students see that challenging moments can be opportunities to reach their learning goals.

Det kan være gode grunner til å ikke avbryte den røffe leken, ifølge en ny studie.

For increasing numbers of families, school refusal is a crippling problem. But some programs are offering hope by thinking outside the box.