New Report Advocates Education As A Response To Automation
New report suggests education is the answer to the rise of automation
Computational Thinking for Kindergartners
Songs and games can be used to teach the basics of computer science to kindergarten-aged students without a screen.
America’s Foreign Language Crisis
U.S. foreign language education has failed to prepare students for a global economy and global workforce
Lullaby of algebra: How mixing music and math helps engage students
Music can help students remember math formulas and relieve stress in the classroom, studies show.
Talking with—Not Just to—Kids Powers How They Learn Language
A child's back-and-forth conversations with parents help build their brain's language center and verbal ability
Year-Round Reading
Educators should make summer reading an integral and achievable part of their comprehensive literacy plan
There are many benefits to starting science education early — very early
Teaching young children abstract scientific concepts can help them with science learning later on.
Bridging the gender gap: Why do so few girls study Stem subjects?
To attract more girls to study Stem subjects at university, we need to tackle the stereotypes they are exposed to early on
Does writing by hand still matter in the digital age?
Technology is having an impact on children’s handwriting ability. But what does this mean for learning and development?
How Empowering Girls to Confront Conflict and Buck Perfection Helps Their Well-Being
Social pressure on girls to be perfect has some parents and teachers worried they're not learning the skills they need