There’s no debating that childhood trauma seriously impacts how students learn. The latest research, from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, finds that children who endure severe stress are more likely to suffer heart attacks and mental health disorders.

English-language learners, who are still developing vocabulary skills, too often get locked out of academic conversations.

Like many books criticizing higher education, The University We Need (Encounter Books) portrays academe as too liberal, too easy and too expensive.

How students can improve their learning and social emotional development with 3 core skills.

Some school districts are using Microsoft Translator to communicate directly with parents who do not speak English.

SmartBrief Education's monthly Editor's Choice Content Award celebrates educator-written content.

Coding programs don't have to break the bank. Here are some resources and tactics for funding computer science affordably and without skimping on quality.

A YouGov survey shows that 31% of adult Americans wish they'd paid more attention in math class, although only 14% reported that math was their favorite subject.

Similar to relay race runners, educators must rely on a community -- or team -- to serve the needs of the whole child, asserts Katy Anthes, Colorado's commissioner of education.

Not all efficacy studies and use cases are created the same.

Remember when you could hear a pin drop in math class? Those quiet days are long gone.

Students with trauma in their lives may find that guided memoir writing helps them process and grow from their experiences.