A high school teacher uses her state’s testing blueprint to give students practice with the standards and question types they’ll encounter most frequently.

By explicitly modeling each step of a problem and gradually fading away supports, teachers can give students a clear path to mastering new content.

Matt Abrahams is a nonverbal communication lecture at Stanford University. He shares the biggest body language mistake that makes you look closed off and defensive to the opposite person. Here's what ...

40 per cent of respondents in a northern Chinese high school used apps such as DeepSeek, Doubao and Kimi for winter break homework: report The growing use of artificial intelligence tools by Chinese ...

Steven Bouma-Prediger seldom sees students walking between classes without their faces buried in their smartphones. This ...

A sixth grade math teacher explains how TikTok helped her engage students, support parents, and build a massive following beyond the classroom.

Two teachers talk about which students are in school and which aren't, online learning, the value of friends and routine, and kids' fears.

You can talk to the chatbot like it's a friendly acquaintance, and it'll help you get a lot done. Amanda Smith is a freelance journalist and writer. She reports on culture, society, human interest and ...

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There are two schools of thought when it comes to teaching the backswing. Here's why Tom Patri likes taking a "chameleon" approach. The post There are 2 distinct ways to make a backswing. Which fits ...

Jurors have begun deliberating in the sex crimes trial of a former Bay Shore schools teacher after a Suffolk County prosecutor told them Thomas Bernagozzi was driven by "deviant s ...