Lærere ved universiteter og høyskoler opplever at mange av de nye studentenes lese- og skriveferdigheter er for dårlig utviklet.

Several cities are working to link educational opportunities offered by organizations, museums and schools through digital badges that represent all of a student’s skills.

The class jokester is often a teacher's greatest nemesis. What if instead of seeing them as a nuisance, a teacher saw them as gifted?

Students have a lot of opinions about how their education could better serve them. We just have to ask.

Programming is now common in schools, but just because students have spent their lives using technology does not mean they are all good at creating the coding that underpins it.

Smart pens, dictation apps and audio functions on e-readers have transformed how students struggling with dyslexia can learn.

Writing songs about math has helped middle school students get excited about math and become friends through collaboration.

Educating kids with dyslexia can be a major challenge for teachers, especially when training specific to dyslexia might be overlooked in teacher training programs.

Educators are finding ways to deal with stress by developing social and emotional tools for families and connecting with other teachers on Twitter chats.

Classic novels are being transformed into tabletop role-playing games in English classes, testing students’ abilities to analyze characters and stories.

Understanding that you are the architect of your child’s early brain development is “extremely powerful,” according to Dr. Dana Suskind of the Thirty Million Words Initiative.