The Read and Ride program at Ward Elementary in Winston-Salem, N.C., includes a classroom full of exercise bikes that students use while they read.

Separate classes for gifted students help elementary students across the board grow academically, Purdue University research has found.

A U.K. study of more than 13,000 identical and nonidentical twins showed that genetic factors had a greater effect on English, math and science test scores than on health, behavior and personality.

Test scores rose at schools in Tennessee that adopted the Teacher Peer Excellence Groups training method, according to a recent study.

A recent report finds that within the next year, it will be commonplace for schools in Europe to use tablets and cloud computing in the classroom.

In England's primary schools, educators are debating how much and what type of homework students should be assigned.

An effort to reach a common definition of bullying for research purposes could lead to more evidence-based solutions for schools.

Two new reports argue for in-school mental health screenings.

Many parents have pushed for a later start to the school day for teenagers, with limited success. But parents just got a boost from the nation’s pediatricians.

Esme Kettle reflects on her realisation that, after seven years in the classroom, she didn’t know how to teach.

I ett unikt projekt använder elever med låg eller ingen skolbakgrund på Sfi en Ipad för att lära sig att skriva och läsa svenska. Metoden har fungerat bra.

Stuck for lesson ideas in the run up to World Sight Day? From optical illusions to cross-sections, here’s how to encourage your students to learn about eyes and sight.