A Professor of ICT Education at the University of Education, Winneba (UEW), Professor Issifu Yidana, has called for a shift ...

It's assumed that Black kids who go to integrated schools will benefit from greater resources, but the evidence is unclear—and other interventions might be more effective. Would integration boost ...

For AI to reach its full potential in classrooms, it requires visionary leaders at every level, from governments to schools ...

In education today, families often feel pressured to choose between two seemingly different paths: a classical education ...

Last week MIT kicked off a free new massive open online course called 11.133: Implementation and Evaluation of Education Technology. The course is designed to help educators think about how to ...

Rebecca Torchia is a web editor for EdTech: Focus on K–12. Previously, she has produced podcasts and written for several publications in Maryland, Washington, D.C., and her hometown of Pittsburgh.

Students at Kuumba Academy use puppets to explore storytelling and self-expression in an effort to boost learning through arts integration. Teaching artist Kate Testa demonstrates how to thread and ...

NYC schools Chancellor Kamar Samuels said every student deserves an integrated school in his opening letter to Education ...

It is good teaching practice to be clear and transparent about the purpose, task, and criteria for assignments and learning activities. This includes communicating with students about what is and is ...

New research confirms what black education reformers have always known: The success of black students lies not in school integration, but in more black teachers and black-led charter schools committed ...

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 5, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Brisk Teaching, the leading AI-powered education platform for K-12, today announced a major product update that brings its suite of classroom tools to ...

When President Barack Obama recently tapped former New York State education commissioner John B. King Jr. to replace Arne Duncan as secretary of education, the move was seen as a vote for continuity.