Whether your class just finished a big project, completed a semester, or it’s just been a long week—it might be time to take a minute
The idea that machines are smarter than humans has inspired a library of science-fiction stories and movies. What often happens when intelligent machines and ordinary
We went looking for big ideas in K-12 schooling: trends, disruptions, practices, or technologies that could help solve some of the field’s biggest challenges. Here’s
Five New York City schools that have adopted a restorative justice program are reporting improved outcomes for students. Mischael Cetout, a restorative justice coordinator, says
A therapy dog can help elementary-school students to develop social and emotional skills, asserts principal Shari Feeney. In this blog post, she writes that her
Teenagers who take additional math and science courses are less likely to drink or binge drink alcohol, according to a recent study by researchers from
Connecting service learning to school-based lessons can help boost retention and build social and emotional skills, says Laura Walker, a professor at Brigham Young University.
YouTube, Instagram, and Snapchat have supplanted Facebook as the most popular online platforms among U.S. teens—almost all of whom now report access to a smartphone,
Every teacher has to deal with classroom distractions, but one new game is proving especially frustrating for educators across the country—Fortnite: Battle Royale.
If the Trump administration rescinds Obama-era discipline guidance, what’s next?
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