Efforts to limit the amount of students’ screen time may be less effective than focusing on how they are using their screens, according to several
Teachers can use technology tools to gather data to improve teaching and learning, writes John LaPlante, chief information officer for Youngstown City Schools in Ohio.
Teachers should strive to give students more choice and make lessons relevant to their lives, according to a report from the nonprofit Education Trust. The
A New Jersey school focuses on teaching real-life skills, including empathy, as part of its curriculum, writes Roberta Brandao, director of the Popkin Innovation Lab
Computer Science Education Week begins today and will focus, in part, on ensuring that students get the access to the training they need to secure
Middle-school students can develop leadership and organizational skills by taking more of a lead role in parent-teacher conferences, writes Brooke Markle, an English-language arts teacher.
Middle-grades students who are unable to read at grade level often hide their struggles to avoid embarrassment, educator Valentina Gonzalez writes in this blog post.
This articles talks about being inspired, pushed, and moved to action to change lesson plans and units and better prepare for the future.
For years, psychologists and neuroscientists have questioned the idea of “learning styles”—the theory that students can process information best when teachers tailor instruction to students’
What are effective strategies for having students teach their classmates and other peers?
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