Log-in to bookmark & organize content - it's free! Stevens Institute of Technology political science professor Lindsey Cormack talked about how to better approach the teaching of civics in schools.

In my work as an educator, consultant, and school leader, I’ve developed a framework I call Empathy in Action. This framework ...

Tubbs, a fourth-year student in the Spanish distinguished major program, sees value in reducing his tech use. “I’ve learned ...

In this article, we’ll check out some popular educational apps made just for kids, blending fun and learning in a secure ...

Seventy percent of children in the U.S. don’t read proficiently in third grade. “But what we know at Scholastic from kids’ ...

SONIC Drive-In donates a portion of proceeds from every drink purchase to support local public schools through the brand's ...

This fall, children aged 4-to-12 years old who read five books or 300 minutes (or are read to by an adult) can earn a free burger through In-N-Out ... aims to encourage children to read outside the ...

NEW YORK, NY – A recent report by PEN America reveals that nearly 10,000 books were banned in U.S. public schools during the ...

Volunteers helped move 348 boxes of books and other items Wednesday housed by the Taconnet Falls Chapter of the Maine ...

That governors from opposite ends of the political spectrum have seized on this is a hopeful sign schools are waking up to ...

“Our education system has become an ideological battleground where political pressure plays into even the smallest of decisions within the classroom. “We’ve got to be free to teach our ... make this ...

Opinion: Candace Echols considers whether students should be allowed to carry cellphones to school. She cites two campuses where a ban on phones has had surprising results.