Schools use the internet for a lot of learning: researching, virtual travel, watching videos. Educators say it opens their classrooms to the world. The removal of net neutrality could change all that.

Tulsa, Okla., has been the focus of much debate over the long-term benefits of preschool. The most recent findings by Georgetown University researchers are another strong endorsement for early ed.

Educators and students of CS50, a widely popular computer science class at Harvard that’s also available in a high school AP version, use a variety of tools to help with the collaborative part of learning computer science.

Better understanding the complex interplay between thoughts, feelings and behaviors can help adolescents see the possible realities of a situation.

Researchers say it takes a lot of brainpower to stop an action, once it's underway. A study found that when people have to change a planned movement, 11 different brain areas have to get involved.

Basic math concepts helpful 'to get by in society,' says UPEI prof.

By giving students a chance to come up with their own passion projects, Genius Hour can help them develop skills they might not otherwise have an opportunity for in the classroom.

It’s tempting to blame digital devices for students’ poor reading scores, but there may be a more fundamental problem with how we teach reading.

Many teachers are ditching desks for more flexible working spaces in their classrooms. They share how to get started, who to involve, and how to make this shift on the cheap.

Barbara Oakley, co-creator of the most enrolled class on Coursera called "Learning How to Learn," shares five techniques to help students become better learners.

It's not proof of cause and effect, but should be a warning, researchers say. Surveys showed teens — especially girls — who spent hours online daily were more likely than others to report depression.

A program is teaching educators and adults how to spot teens struggling with mental health and give them immediate aid. It’s described as “CPR for the mind.”