A recent project challenged young people to go cold turkey on using digital devices for a week. The results suggest compulsion – not addiction – is the issue.

Creativity can seem like an abstract concept, but having a definition can give a learner the power to practice it on a regular basis.

Imagine learning how to speak a language by observing body language and trying to guess what’s being said. An innovative online language course is rethinking how we learn.

For decades, frustrated parents and teachers have barked at fidgety children with ADHD to “Sit still and concentrate!” But new research conducted at UCF shows that if you want ADHD kids to learn, you have to let them squirm.

K-12 educators are well versed in the use of games for learning, so why don’t colleges embrace the same kind of fun?

No wonder the brain needs so much energy. The same coordinated activity that allows you to retrieve a specific memory, like what you had for breakfast, continues at rest and even during sleep.

When kids get a chance to explore careers in high school, they often find motivation and direction.

Singaporean students have earned some of the highest scores on international tests with a curriculum focused on logic.

We all know about the importance of sleep. But what's the difference between four, six and eight hours of sleep?

Technology and rapidly evolving student needs are influencing how schools can think about trust, autonomy and collaboration.

I en debattserie som aktualiserat barns användning av internet och tid framför en skärm, går Elza Dunkels i polemik med barnläkaren Hugo Lagercrantz.

Emotional literacy at an early age can make a big difference in a person’s life. Here are some steps for helping adults and young children understand a child’s big emotions.