Teachers can help students end the year on a high note with activities that remind them how much they’ve learned in class.

I was helping my kindergartener with his school bug project—a task that should have been fun (researching stink bugs! The ...

The Brooklyn woman accused of leaving a brick scrawled with a swastika and the word “Nazi” on a parked Tesla is a super-woke ...

When you reach the end of a book, simply start over. With 150 Psalms at 5 per day, you'll restart Psalms monthly. Proverbs ...

"Teachers need space and support to respond to student needs, not top-down mandates," writes one reader. Another notes the ...

The district's focus on relationships and customized learning has helped increase enrollment while other schools see declines ...

The first academic year of the transition to Estonian-language education in schools that previously taught in Russian is ...

A seven-year-old's answer to a question on his maths homework has left hundreds scratching their heads. The teacher marked ...

Microsoft has added several new features to Excel in April 2025. Excel now offers Copilot image uploads and multiple ...

Kids can join the Under Imagination Scavenger Hunt. All they need to do is pick up a worksheet from the Concierge Desk, hunt ...

I first set my feet inside a classroom as a teacher back in 2003, teaching English as a foreign language. After almost a ...

A volunteer in a federally funded program that works one-on-one with underprivileged kids who struggle to read gets a rude ...