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Study Examines Effective Ways to Help Low-Income Students Make Reading Gains

By TL Editors

To identify the instruction most effective at advancing literacy skills for students from low socioeconomic (SES) backgrounds, Lexia Learning, a Rosetta Stone® (NYSE: RST) company, conducted a three-year longitudinal study with students in early elementary grades.

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National K-12 Survey: Cybersecurity Is Top Priority for School Technology Leaders

By TL Editors

Annual CoSN Report Reveals Key Education Technology Trends, Challenges and Progress in School Systems

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New Report: National Survey on STEAM Education: Emerging Technology Edition

By Tech & Learning

Catapult X and MCH Strategic Data set out to determine where product opportunities are in STEAM education through the latest national survey, “National Survey on STEAM Education: Emerging Technology Edition.”

Report: Educator Optimism at Highest Level Since 2015

By TL Editors

Survey Tool Aims to Help Districts and Schools Align Time with Values

Survey Tool Aims to Help Districts and Schools Align Time with Values

By TL Editors

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Survey: Teachers Challenged by Diverse Classroom Grade Levels, Long Hours

By Tech & Learning

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SCHOOL TECHNOLOGY MAKES PROGRESS, YET CHALLENGES REMAIN

By Tech & Learning

CoSN’s 2016 Annual Infrastructure Survey found that, while schools are making progress increasing broadband connectivity in classrooms, significant hurdles remain.

T&L READER SURVEY DOES YOUR SCHOOL PLAN TO PARTICIPATE IN THE GO OPEN INITIATIVE FROM THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION?

T&L READER SURVEY DOES YOUR SCHOOL PLAN TO PARTICIPATE IN THE GO OPEN INITIATIVE FROM THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION?

By Tech & Learning

A majority of those surveyed are not familiar with the Go Open Initiative.

EDUCATORS HUNGRY FOR PROFESSIONAL LEARNING, GREATER FAMILY ENGAGEMENT

EDUCATORS HUNGRY FOR PROFESSIONAL LEARNING, GREATER FAMILY ENGAGEMENT

By Tech & Learning

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SURVEY HIGHLIGHTS SOCIAL MEDIA USE AMONG TEACHERS

By Tech & Learning

Front Row Education, Inc. recently asked 1,000 K–8 teachers how they’re using social media personally, professionally, and as a communication tool with parents and students.

SURVEY EXPLORES TECHNOLOGY NEEDS

SURVEY EXPLORES TECHNOLOGY NEEDS

By Tech & Learning

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Teachers Want to Make Virtual Reality a Reality

By Tech & Learning

BEST PRACTICES MOST IMPORTANT TO TECHERS

BEST PRACTICES MOST IMPORTANT TO TEACHERS

By Tech & Learning

HOW DO TEENS REALLY USE MEDIA?

HOW DO TEENS REALLY USE MEDIA?

By Tech & Learning

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HOW DO TEACHERS USE MEDIA?

By Tech & Learning

Last spring, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt surveyed 1,000 classroom teachers and school and district administrators nationwide as part of its inaugural Educator Confidence Report.

#GAFE Impact Report: Summary of Findings

#GAFE Impact Report: Summary of Findings

By Tech & Learning

What kind of impact is GAFE having on student learning and teacher instruction?

Survey: Teachers on Tech

Survey: Teachers on Tech

By Tech & Learning

LEGO Education polled its network of LEAP (LEGO Education Advisory Panel) teachers and found some interesting results.

Parents Support Customized Digital Learning

Parents Support Customized Digital Learning

By Tech & Learning

Project Tomorrow Speak-Up results

Project Tomorrow Speak-Up Results

By Leslie Wilson

This year’s Project Tomorrow Speak-Up results demonstrate the headway made in transforming schools to personalized, powered up, hyper-connected ecosystems.

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Technology in Education: What Students Think

By Tech & Learning