If you are among some of the educators who feel that the student computer login process is too complex and hinders students, you aren’t alone.

In third and fourth grade classrooms in a school in Mineola, N.Y., students use about 75 percent of the school day on their iPads following the district's adoption of a one-to-one iPad initiative, raising questions on the future of... 06/19/2015 - 9:36am ago

The Boys & Girls Clubs of America is expanding its Summer Brain Gain program to 1,500 clubs across the country to curb the loss of skills over the summer months by keeping students active in reading and learning.

It has long been a concern that education schools and programs are producing inadequate teachers and states are responding with more difficult teacher licensing exams. As a result, passing rates on licensing exams have fallen, particularly... 06/22/2015 - 10:29am ago

Blended learning is sometimes lauded as the great new savior of education. However, is this instructional method really the next great step for education or is it all just hype?

Common Core standards specify that students should be more focused on reading non fiction. What else is different today?

Professionals are looking to different strategies to protect students against the trauma that comes with cyberbullying, especially over social media.

This week in STEM news, Education World takes a look at how NASA is helping K-12 kids all over the country get into STEM.

Kathy Cook, Dean of Technology at the University of Phoenix College of Education, has several suggestions for parents for keeping their children engaged in learning over summer vacation through the use of technology.