Educational technology can help students develop important social and emotional skills and character traits, concludes a report from the World Economic Forum and the Boston Consulting Group.

A two-year experimental study of the National Writing Project shows that the program has a positive effect on teachers' instructional practices and their students' writing.

Students attending lower socioeconomic schools in Australia may be at an academic disadvantage, according to recent report.

A range of technological advancements are helping students rapidly develop their own moral compasses.

Investing in a child's health and education, even before she is born, has lifelong benefits, writes Sarah Klaus.

Different education tests are built with different purposes. So why are we using them interchangeably? asks W. James Popham.

Eighth-grade teacher Kenny Silva suggests using TED Talks to assess student engagement and media evaluation skills.

How do you build student engagement in your school or district?

Teacher Starr Sackstein uses student data collected using Google Forms to create exit tickets and provide feedback, she explains in this blog post. Sackstein writes about the new functions Google Forms offers after a recent update.

A glimpse inside a college student feedback meeting at the Education Department.

ASCD has released its 2016 Global Policy Agenda, which calls on policymakers and other education stakeholders across the glob.

Introverted students may be at a disadvantage in traditional classrooms, which often prioritize classroom participation.