Behaviour battleground: isolation booths divide opinion among teachers
From a ‘lose the booths’ conference to ‘warm-strict’ policies, teachers are divided on how to tackle unruly students
How A Proposed Federal Education Study Could Help, Or Hurt, Educational Equity
A new U.S. Department of Education study will examine how districts and schools are using more than $30 billion of federal funding.
5 Tips to Get Your Children Excited About Math
How parents can get their kids to be excited about math outside the classroom
Relationships Are Important. How Do We Build Them Effectively With Kids?
It's an education cliche to say that relationships are at the center of learning. But what tools can teachers use to actually build strong relationships with their students?
Social media data needed for ‘harm’ research, say doctors
Leading UK psychiatrists say they will never understand the risks and benefits of social media use on children's mental health unless companies hand over their data to researchers.
Leverage Technology to Support Learning Any Time and Anywhere
The way students learn has evolved with the times and schools are adapting to these changes in innovative ways.
Report: Colleges Must Teach ‘Algorithm Literacy’ to Help Students Navigate Internet
Why colleges should teach students 'algorithm literacy' to help them to better navigate the Internet
5 tips to help ease your child back into school mode after the holidays
Many children will be anxious about going back to school. Some might be excited. Either way, there are some things you can do to help ease the transition.
From Artificial Intelligence to Augmented Reality to Peer-to-Peer Learning, 7 Ed Tech Trends to Watch in 2020
From artificial intelligence to augmented reality to peer-to-peer learning, 7 ed tech trends to watch in 2020
Is Algebra Useful?
Some argue algebra isn't useful to many students, but that's not the case, argues writer