"Standards gaps" exist where digital resources are unavailable or do not meet the needs of teachers, according to a report from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.

Young children who play noneducational games on touch-screen devices may present lower scores in speech development benchmarks, according to a recent study.

It is important for students to have an authentic audience for their work, including audiences outside of school, writes Derek Luebbe, a high-school principal at the American International School of Budapest.

Communication is essential to the engineering field, but it's missing in many science, technology, engineering and math classrooms, education consultant and blogger Anne Jolly writes.

Jo flere elever, der er i en 10. klasse, desto dårligere klarer de sig ved afgangsprøven. Den problemstilling har ellers været til debat.

The US philosopher rejects the neuroscientific view that early experiences set in stone children's patterns for life.

In 2006, Sal Khan started making YouTube videos meant to help his nieces with their math homework. Since then, Khan’s video collection has grown into a huge repository of tutorials used in and out of classrooms with a large team working behind the scenes to tailor tools and train teachers.

Scientists have come a long way in understanding how the brain generates creative ideas. Their work can inform classroom structures if educators want to inspire more creativity in students.

Hem- och konsumentkunskap är ett populärt ämne men eleverna upplever matlagningen som fejk. De tycker dessutom att läraren säger en sak men gör en annan, visar Karin Höijers studie.

Teachers can create a "virtual time machine" so students can experience history that they read about via video footage, documentaries and reenactments using YouTube, writes Katie Lepi of Edudemic.

Student engagement can be increased by combining meaningful instruction and motivational technology tools that are innovative, user-friendly and applicable to real-world situations, Nicolas Pino James, a teacher researcher and trainer, writes in this blog post.

An elementary school in Texas is using projects to teach students math, science and other subjects. The shift to project-based learning includes math-station activities and multimedia presentations in science class.