As the B117 COVID variant spreads schools are likely at greater risk

Children ages 1 to 8 were less likely to comprehend ebooks than print books unless the ebook had effective enhancements.

High-dosage tutoring can increase student learning. Educators are hopeful that recent research will translate to remote-only tutoring

ALAS executive director Dr. Maria Armstrong has demonstrated many times that she is someone who chooses the path toward greater learning

With these top poetry teaching tools, April need not be the cruelest month in your classroom.

Rutgers University recently became one of the first universities to require vaccine passports for its 71,000-plus students

Video learning outperformed in-person lectures in an analysis of more than 105 studies looking at college students taught via live lectures, pre-recorded lectures, or a combination of the two.

Tech & Learning will be partnering with New York City Department of Education on two new virtual events.

In this recent Tech & Learning virtual roundtable, educators and professionals talk about the building blocks of a student safety district program.

Judges deemed these products as standouts for helping students, parents, and teachers succeed in these new learning environments.

School COVID testing can help keep the nation’s schools open to in-person learning but there are still questions about the availability of tests and regulations around administering them.