While learning online, many students received a surprising pandemic respite from cyberbullying
While learning online, many students received a surprising pandemic respite from cyberbullying
Expanding Educational Formats for Students Can Lead to Better Experiences
Instead of going back to “normal,” K–12 leaders should focus on giving students more learning options, not fewer.
New Research: Security Report Finds Ed Tech Vulnerability That Could Have Exposed Millions of Students to Hacks During Remote Learning
New research shines light on vulnerability in student monitoring software that could have exposed millions of students to hacks during remote learning
Survey Shows 82% of U.S. Students in Grades 7-10 Are Fearful of Math, Risking America’s Ability to Compete for STEM Jobs
Survey Shows 82% of U.S. Students in Grades 7-10 Are Fearful of Math, Risking America’s Ability to Compete for STEM Jobs
4 Strategies for Teaching Media Literacy
How to help students develop strong media literacy skills
Employers reveal ‘killer skills’ they look for – including speaking foreign language
From creativity to being bilingual these are the skills employers are looking for
The Pandemic Makes Dyslexia a Greater Challenge. But We Know How to Solve It.
The Pandemic Makes Dyslexia a Greater Challenge. But We Know How to Solve It.
Stress and Short Tempers: Schools Struggle with Behavior as Students Return
Students are dealing with stress and short tempers as they return to class and schools are struggling to address the behavior
Why learning a new language is good for the whole family
Why learning a new language is good for the whole family
What Will Language Learning Look Like In The Future? Voccent CEO Victor Brunko Explains
What impact will Ed Tech and machine learning have on language learning in the future?