WASHINGTON – Rachel Pomeroy tries to be as engaging as one can be when reviewing physics concepts with high schoolers on the eve of summer vacation. The veteran teacher projects images of an “open” ...

As Molly Hamill explains the origin of the Declaration of Independence to her students, she dons a white wig fashioned into a ponytail, appearing as John Adams, before sporting a bald cap in homage to ...

“Make high-quality instruction available to all students, irrespective of where they live, bringing equality to education.” Those are the the pitches Proximity Learning and Elevate K12, rapidly ...

(TNS) — Grace Lyons didn't want to go back when schools returned to in-person instruction after more than a year of online learning due to the pandemic. She was an eighth grader at the time and in the ...

The pandemic’s sweeping shutdown of school buildings led many districts to hastily put up emergency virtual learning services to continue providing lessons to students. For many teachers, students, ...

What does it take to truly engage students in the classroom and their studies? As instructors report a growing disengagement in their curricula, many are beginning to rethink their teaching practices ...

JCPS schools use Edmentum, an online learning platform, for various purposes, including credit recovery and addressing teacher shortages. While Edmentum is presented as a solution for educational gaps ...

Delaware students are back in the classroom, following pandemic restrictions that forced kids to online learning for much of the past two years. But students at two schools will start the school year ...

As we're seeing across all kinds of industries, artificial intelligence (AI) is the next frontier in education. Now one charter school network is experimenting with using AI to teach students -- and ...

TL;DR: With nearly 3,000 teaching vacancies and over half of its school districts classified as critical shortage areas, Mississippi is taking a technological leap to address its long-standing teacher ...

For one professor of education who trains future innovative educational leaders at Morehouse College, the first lesson of the year always starts the same way: “Hello, I’m Dr. Muhsinah L. Morris, or Dr ...