Those who enjoy reading and have an hour a week to spare are being asked to join the United Way on an adventure.

A new survey from the nonprofit organization the News Literacy Project found that 81 percent of teens believe at least one conspiracy theory, and they often see such theories on social media.

A unique program designed for schools to improve mental health has achieved top marks, having improved awareness and reduced ...

A new report explores school leaders' perspectives on edtech and how they are leveraging it to support students and teachers ...

When children acquire foundational learning skills, they stay in school longer, learn more effectively, and are empowered to reach their potential.

Hopkins Press and NSTA have teamed up to release a new resource for K–12 teachers for integrating artificial intelligence ...

Ginkgo Health Inc., a pioneering technology startup aiming to reduce the global healthcare burden, is set to launch Ginkgo ...

The new curriculum is grounded in research on how kids best learn to read. But it will take teachers time to learn which ...

Drive-In is donating a portion of proceeds from every drink purchase to support local public schools through the brand's Limeades for Learning initiative. This fall, SONIC is going all-in on reading ...

It noted Decode increased mental health literacy by 7 per cent among students by providing them with the tools ... The ...

SONIC® Drive-In donates a portion of proceeds from every drink purchase to support local public schools through the brand’s Limeades for Learning® initiative. This fall, SONIC is going ...

The grassroots organisation Media Literacy Now says more than half of all US states have conducted hearings ... As Martirone puts it: “You can practise something for 55 minutes in the classroom, but ...