Erik Ofgang

Developed in the early 1900s the Montessori method is gaining popularity today yet continues to be misunderstood.

Robots are playing an increasing role in facilities work at schools, which can boost efficiency and help ease staffing issues.

Students are using phones and screens more than ever before and, fortunately, the mental health impact of the devices may be exaggerated.

A randomized control trial found teachers who received mindfulness training had less job-related stress and anxiety

Sam Brooks broke receiving records as a Division I football player, now he heads an influential online program that offers a celebrated personal finance class and emphasizes individualized learning.

Dr. Claudia Martinez, who wrote a book with her students at North Tattnall Middle School in Georgia, recently received the award for Best Example of Teacher & Student Well-Being at Tech & Learning’s Innovative Leader Awards in Atlanta.

Children’s use of virtual reality (VR) seemed to increase during lockdown but was most effective when incorporated with supporting materials that contextualized the VR experience.

Kids and adults learned a similar amount if they read text or had it read to them, according to new research.

Early in the pandemic, Kyle Berger, chief technology officer for Grapevine-Colleyville Independent School District, installed cameras in every classroom for hybrid learning. Those cameras continue to be used in innovative ways.

When students prepare to teach a subject, they learn it more effectively. A new study provides a blueprint for incorporating the benefits of student teaching without taking up class time.

The idea that different students have different learning styles pervades education, but cognitive scientists say there is no evidence learning styles exist.

The Antwerp Innovation and Aquaponics Center was a finalist for Tech & Learning’s Innovative Leader Awards: Most Innovative Learning Spaces.