For schools that are implementing bring-your-own-technology programs, the fact that students use their own devices is more important than the technology itself, according to a recent report.

If you want a sneak peak of what the classroom of the future might look like, stop by Nika Summer's at Riverview Elementary in Farmington. Students in Summer's class -- a mix of first-, second- and third-graders -- use Apple's popular iPad tablet computer to work at their own pace and collaborate in order to…

A New Hampshire high school recently began allowing students to use their own technology devices in school, to help engage students with varied learning styles in lessons.

The Infinite Thinking Machine is back after a summer hiatus. This episode focusing on gameification features a great rundown of learning games and programs, includingMinecraft, Gamestar Mechanic, NYC Haunts, and Gamedesk, a game company that recently opened a game-based learning school within a school in Los Angeles.

The benefits of forming a partnership with a school overseas are undeniable. The Guardian Teacher Network has resources to help your school forge your own.

Bowen Elementary School in Michigan has embraced Math in Focus, a curriculum based on an approach developed by the Singapore Ministry of Education. School leaders say the curriculum promotes deeper understanding of math concepts.

Sponsor's feature: MFL teacher Sandra Underwood uses the British Council's eTwinning programme to collaborate on projects with schools overseas. Here she reveals the impact this work has had on students and her own professional development.

There’s a group of students struggling through school rd to navigate that gets little attention in the media or in the debate about how to fix schools: Children with ADHD.

What is the best advice you would give to help an educator become better at teaching science? I've been posting various guest responses in this four-part series, and invite readers to share their comments.

A Georgia kindergarten teacher has made more than $1 million selling her lesson plans online. Can U.S schools crowdsource their way to better student performance?

The middle-school students of 10th Street School in Marysville, Wash., are adjusting to using iPads in place of school books, journals and planners.

More schools are working to change school culture through programs aimed at improving the social and emotional skills of students.