To help kids graduate from high school, educators may need to start looking data as early as middle school.

As the school year heads into the final days and weeks, now’s the perfect opportunity to gather feedback from students about their use of iPads.

Det handlar inte om att läsa fort utan om att förstå. Elever har fått testa ett nytt sätt att läsa och diskutera texter vilket gett bra resultat.

There is no one-size-fits-all device for classrooms, asserts Chad A. Stevens, a K-12 education strategist.

More teachers are using digital games in the classroom, and they're using them more frequently, according to a new teacher survey just released by the Joan Ganz Cooney Center. 

IPads, Galaxys, and other devices are becoming staples of special-ed classrooms.

Some nonprofit groups, such as the Posse Foundation, College for Every Student and College Possible, are using peer mentoring and leadership training to help high-school students transition to and succeed in college.

The mentoring and guidance gained from experienced educators can help student-teachers manage evolving challenges, such as special-needs inclusive classrooms and a greater emphasis placed on testing, experts say.

Pupils groaned at the thought of extra lessons, but academy principal Roger Punton explains how a longer day has paid off for students and teachers in his school.

More hours at a desk doesn't equal more learning, says school leader Tim Hands, who found that less teaching led to better exam results.

As World Refugee Day and Refugee Week approach, this week's round up of lesson ideas will help teachers explore why many so people are forced to flee their homes.

One school in Pennsylvania is using open-source tools wherever possible to keep students close to the code behind the machines they use. This stance is opposite to the very restrictive policies of many schools, but could allow students more freedom to explore what makes devices work.