Students rarely receive relevant assignments that allow room for student choice, potentially jeopardizing their engagement, according to a new report.The report, published by The Education
Integrating art and design in science, technology, engineering and math lessons improves learning for elementary-school students, asserts STEAM instructor Rebecca Bersani. In this commentary, she
A newspaper-led survey of more than a dozen school districts in Pennsylvania found that some educators integrate cellphones into classroom lessons while others ban the
Students at a West Virginia high school are preparing to take the SAT by using free, online resources provided by Khan Academy. Students access the
Educators can help build a classroom community by teaching students to use group salutes, or physical gestures of recognition or respect, to mark interactions between
Does one-to-one coaching—helping a teacher set goals and providing tailored feedback to enhance teaching—improve teachers’ practice? Researchers Matthew Kraft and David Blazar examined what 60
Social and emotional learning programs can help improve students’ grades and behavior, assert educator and author Tom Hierck and University of Wisconsin-Madison emeritus professor Kent
Kindergarten has taken some getting used to for Walker Sheppard, who didn’t attend preschool or day care. Besides all the new rules to remember, there’s
More K-12 teachers are using the popular escape room concept as a fun way to help students develop problem-solving skills. At a school in Michigan,
Demanding that students do well in timed math exercises before they understand the underlying concepts could result in “math trauma,” writes Jennifer Ruef, an assistant
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