Connecticut to Require Science of Reading
Connecticut has become the latest state to pass legislation requiring that reading instruction be based on the science of reading.
Studying a Foreign Language Can Help on ACT, SAT
How studying a foreign language can help students' improve their ACT and SAT performance
Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS)-Based Curriculum Helps Improve Math and Writing Skills Too
How the Next Generation Science Standards can help improve students' math and writing skills
Combining Social Studies and STEM in a Project-Based Learning Unit
How combining social studies and STEM into a project-based learning activity can benefit students
New Federal Data Confirms Pandemic’s Blow to K-12 Enrollment, With Drop of 1.5 Million Students; Pre-K Experiences 22 Percent Decline
Startling new data shows that U.S. public school enrollment in 2020-21 declined by 3% compared with the previous school year; the number of preschool students fell by 22%
Mobile phone ban plan to improve school behaviour
Mobile phone bans and other ways to create "calm classrooms" are to be considered to help improve discipline in England's schools.
ISTELive 21: How Schools Can Confidently Create a Strategy for a Digital World
Using reliable and robust educational technology starts and ends in the classroom.
Why aren’t more girls in the UK choosing to study computing and technology?
Getting women into tech careers has never been more important, but teachers believe old-fashioned stereotypes about subjects such as design and technology and computer science put girls off choosing them at school.
America’s STEM job boom could benefit international students — here’s how
STEM jobs are growing faster than ever in the US, creating a more urgent need for education and training in high-demand areas.
A Clean Start: School Cleaning and Sanitation Solutions for Reopening
A return to in-person learning has some parents concerned about school sanitation programs