1. Fast and Slow Piles. This works well as a starting or closing activity. Students sort math fact cards into fast and slow piles. This visual way of tracking facts highlights which facts come ...

Years ago, when her eighth-graders struggled with basic subtraction, teacher Rita Frenzel tried something different: She taught them chess. The math scores climbed, and so did a passion that would ...

The Ministry of Education will introduce AI and Computational Thinking in the national curriculum from Grade 3, starting in 2026-27. This initiative, aligned with NEP 2020, will be supported by ...

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Education Ministry has announced integration of AI and Computational Thinking into school curriculum from Grade 3 onwards, ...

An outdoor classroom and nature trail at W.C. Cameron Elementary School in Gladstone are providing teachers and students with ...

The NFL received sad news on Sunday morning of the passing of former New York Jets All-Pro center Nick Mangold at age 41, ...

From attention to metacognition and memory, here are 15 tips to apply the latest insights from cognitive science to how students learn.

On the wall at the front of Sydney Carroll’s classroom is a blue cutout reading “100%.” The meaning is twofold: It’s a ...

Emily PlihalLocal JournalismInitiative Reporter Teachers help sculpt our futures. Instruction, guidance, and compassion our educators give us, helps to give us the foundation to choose our paths in ...

After four consecutive years of failing grades, one more F at Dekaney High School could trigger a state-takeover of the entire district in Spring ISD.

SC schools have new math standards and a new approach to the subject as the Palmetto Math Project aims to improve low middle school scores after COVID-19.