There are many ways that video content on cellphones, laptops or interactive whiteboards (including movies on streaming services, video clips on social media, and more) can both harm and help teens, according to a report
More than 250 CEOs called for state leaders to adopt a computer science graduation requirement for all high school students in an open letter published recently by nonprofit CS for All, according to an article
Digital hall passes limit the time students spend outside of class and prevent some behavior problems, administrators say, according to an article in Education Week. This represents a convergence of two hot topics in education—cellphones
Kansas City, Kansas, Public Schools (KCKPS) is in its third contract year with Proximity Learning, which markets real-time, virtual instruction from certified teachers who remotely wire into classrooms, according to an article in The Kansas
How quickly new teachers learn to manage the classroom, including student behaviors, is the best predictor of a novice’s effectiveness and likelihood to stay in the classroom, according to a new study analyzing the instructional
Many students in K-12 schools are facing significant mental health challenges. In 2023, four in 10 high school students experienced feelings of sadness or hopelessness, and two in 10 students seriously considered attempting suicide, according
Many students today are struggling with math. Discouraging and stagnant national scores have district leaders seeking a solution that goes to the heart of the issue: How do students best learn math skills? The answer
A 22-year-old program at the University of Virginia helps school districts find ways to improve student learning based on local circumstances, according to an article in K-12 Dive. The process typically takes 2 1/2 years
There’s a downside to social media, where middle and high schoolers – and even grade schoolers — develop hobbies, connect with friends and can spend hours every day, according to an article in Education Week.
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