With the advent of computer technology, penmanship and handwriting may feel obsolete. But the physical act of moving a pen or pencil to capture thoughts doesn’t just ink ideas down on paper — it may also help ink ideas into our memory while boosting other abilities.
Learning a new language is part of how the brain wires during childhood. Learning a new language as an adult relies on preexisting brain wiring
There is no time limit to start learning programming, all you need to have is dedication and determination.
As one-to-one device models have become commonplace, defining and implementing the right digital guardrails at the right times can lead to more effective and engaging lessons.
Better training for teachers could help pre- and in-service educators teach science better, report finds
Why teenagers should learn a foreign language
Experts say weaving in character education promotes skills and behaviors that promote a climate discouraging bullying
K-12 schools ramp up virtual communication to make it easier than ever for families to get involved without making a trip to campus
Applying studying methods that strengthen the brain’s ability to retrieve information can help students learn more effectively
Assessment—both formal and informal—can promote a positive mindset and encourage students to realize their learning potential