Adults can pass on their own negative feels about middle school onto their own adolescent children. However, the incredible brain development that happens during adolescence can provide parents a unique opportunity to share their values and solidify their relationship with their children.

Teachers can actively cultivate habits that lead to more resilience.

Technology could change the role of teachers for the better, according to Thomas Arnett, senior research fellow in education for the Christensen Institute.

A screen-free robot has helped to engage young students in math and coding, according to Natalie Vanderbeck, an elementary-school math teacher in Kansas.

Whether a school is planning a new curriculum or a new use of space, low-key testing of different ideas can improve the end result.

As the author of a book about classroom conversations on race, Matthew Kay has many surreal experiences and interactions, but none have given him more insight than the experiences he has had at book signings.

Why We All Need to Help New Teachers Succeed.

This new release from author Robert Jackson outlines the core beliefs, strategies, and mindsets that teachers and administrators need to best serve male Black and Latino students.

Children who have robust classroom libraries are more likely to be frequent readers.

Taking naps in the afternoon could help boost learning and memory in teenagers, says a study published in the journal Nature.

The NPR Student Podcast Challenge received dozens of submissions about immigration. The student podcasters shared their stories of hope, struggle and success.

Inclusion, lifelong learning, quantified life and mindfulness are four cultural trends that have influenced society and, as a consequence, education, Tom Vander Ark writes in this commentary. School leaders are grappling with what these trends mean for instructional practice and reporting measures, Vander Ark writes.