Two out-of-school programs, one in Texas and one in Pennsylvania, are among those exposing students of all ages to STEM in order to encourage their interests in related careers.
Immersive reality is slowly creeping into the classroom. How can teachers make the technology work for student learning?
Current and former teachers are using their classroom experience to create nonprofits and startups that aim to make changes to education.
With microcredentials, technology, and cross-curricular collaboration, this professional-learning program seeks to boost teacher engagement.
Student who played digital learning games improved their history test scores by half a letter grade in just three weeks, according to a recent study.
Teachers across the country are taking robots beyond STEM classes and into lessons on history, literature, geography—and even art and music.
At GenCyber camps, educators learn tips and tricks for teaching cybersecurity in hopes of peaking students' interest in the topic.
Two bills introduced by Democratic lawmakers in California call for the state to develop curriculum standards that teach students how to evaluate online news.
Machines are unlikely to ever completely replace teachers, but one researcher writes that technology is poised to automate basic teaching tasks to transform the profession.
A growing nonprofit literacy website created by a former teacher allows teachers to access a free online library for their class.
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