A new-research based program, Ready Writing, has been launched to provide educators with instructional materials and easy-to-use professional development resources to help students meet expectations of Common Core writing standards for... 10/21/2014 - 11:51am ago

There has been a steep drop in the number of students who are deciding to become teachers and California has experienced the largest enrollment decline.

A new study finds that teachers know just as much about technology as their students.

A new report conducted by the Stanford Center for Opportunity Policy in Education and The National Center for Innovation in Education suggests "overhauling how school and student success is measured in the United States."

Due to nationwide concern about student safety on school buses, the Department of Transportation has created a new technology that targets drivers who violate school bus laws, such as stopping or failing to reduce speed.

Some schools have been transitioning to standing desks, and this might be one of the best practices for a students' health and productivity.

Letting students create avatars and giving them the opportunity to win points may invigorate your classroom and complement the work you already do.

A new poll shows that some parents are choosing to enroll their children in online schools to avoid bullying in schools.

Teachers College is hosting the Kuo Ping Wen Symposium on October 25 to discuss the state of education and teacher training in China and the United States.