About two dozen second graders sat on the carpet at the front of Jacquelyn Anthony’s classroom, reviewing how to make tens.

New program lets educators review tape of themselves and learn to do better — just like professional athletes.

Today, LEGO® Education announced a new hands-on solution and curriculum for computer science and artificial intelligence (AI) for grade 1-8 classrooms that fosters collaboration, creativity, and ...

Listen up, quarterbacks. Professor Tom Brady provides a lesson in how to throw the football in windy conditions.

University of Denver political scientist Seth Masket explains why scholars are so alarmed by some of Trump’s recent moves.

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One of my earliest memories of using technology for teaching and learning was when I taught English at a small high school ...

In 2015, Chris Marsco was faced with a decision. At the time, Marsco was a first-year student coach at Youngstown State, and ...

Discover the implications of the class of 2025's historic 88% pass rate in the National Senior Certificate examinations, as ...

SA’s Class of 2025 has crossed the finish line with a record national matric pass rate of 88%, education minister Siviwe ...

The Supreme Court is to hear arguments about a teenage trans athlete competing despite a state law that bans transgender women and girls from women’s sports teams.

- Age-appropriate and curriculum-aligned LEGO® Education lessons equip educators with everything they need to teach computer science and AI concepts as part of their curriculum. - Students explore and ...