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In the past decade, student achievement has stagnated or declined around the world as cellphones have become nearly ubiquitous Gen Z and Gen Alpha accessories. Educators from Florida to Sweden to Rio de Janeiro are responding with an increasingly popular…
Higher ed expert Jeff Selingo shares his latest EdTech innovation rave.
Syracuse University deans discuss a new academic program and how it trains the next generation of creators.
A move as simple as turning down the thermostats in unoccupied buildings can make a big difference.
Lower cost does not mean a lower-quality education.
Stevens Institute of Technology VP for Student Affairs Sara Klein gives pointers on making the most of campus tours and developing necessary soft skills for college.
A recent college grad’s take on campus tours, admissions interviews, the Common App essay and more.
Editor’s note: NPR uses only the first names of minors in this story because it discusses their learning disabilities and placement in special education. BAY POINT, Calif. — The sun would just be rising when teacher Mary Acebu began her…
View the full episode transcript. Ki Sung talks with clinical psychologist and author Ross Greene about why traditional discipline strategies often fail students, and what educators can do instead. Greene explains his Collaborative and Proactive Solutions model, which shifts the…
It seems like a tale of two school systems. Washington, D.C., has emerged as the fastest-improving school system in the nation, according to a major new analysis of student test scores released last week by researchers at Stanford, Harvard and…