Without reliable access to the internet and devices like laptops or cell phones, college students probably aren’t going to succeed in online learning. But there may be another, less tangible factor that’s also required: confidence.

Traditional public school principals reported a higher level of perceived influence over evaluating teachers than their private and charter school peers.

Imagine a classroom where student teams are learning with a computer simulation, planning a scientific expedition to Mars. That level of personalized learning is just one vision of researchers who are harnessing artificial intelligence to improve education.

Sandeep Acharya answered when his teachers and classmates called him Sand-eep, even Sandy, for 12 years before he decided he couldn’t take it any longer: “Junior year of high school, I walked up to the blackboard in every one of my classes and drew a circle with lines radiating from the center. ‘Sun-deep,’ I said in…

Learning disruptions have been an unfortunate but all-too-frequent sight during the pandemic. But not every student felt those effects evenly as schools shifted between remote and in-person options.

University of Gothenburg has discovered that a bit of static on the computer screen works wonders. It allows children with reading disabilities to read and remember words better.

Teachers who share their thinking processes aloud while selecting internet search terms and conducting online searches can boost students' understanding of synonyms, source reliability, persistence and critical thinking, author and former teacher Monica Burns writes in this commentary. The "All About Me" project is an example, Burns writes, and shares how to model and think…

When students can see and comment on the art created by their peers, they learn empathy and communication skills.

A technology integration specialist shares some ways her district uses augmented reality to boost engagement in learning.

With explicit coaching, high school students can learn to manage their increasingly complex academic and extracurricular commitments.

Use of technology during the coronavirus pandemic helped make it easier for parents of students with special needs to communicate with their children's teachers, according to a report by Lane McKittrick, a research analyst at the Center on Reinventing Public Education.

Why rising perfect attendance rates are not a good sign during Covid.