Four educators offer suggestions on how to provide online culturally responsive teaching, including by providing choice and opportunities for self-reflection.

Beyond teaching and learning educational material, AI is helping improve education as a whole. One of the critical needs of education is making sure it is accessible to all.

Thought experiments can have some advantages over real experiments: they require no special equipment, are low-cost, can be ...

Brisk Teaching, the leading AI-powered education platform for K-12, today announced the launch of Brisk Next, a comprehensive web platform that transforms how educators plan, create, and deliver ...

The Modern Language Journal, Vol. 105, Supplement: Materials Use Across Diverse Contexts of Language Learning and Teaching (2021), pp. 3-20 (18 pages) Language learning and teaching (LLT) ...

Virtual labs may also save on material costs and provide a safe environment for learning the uses and dangers of hazardous materials and equipment. Some use cases where XR does not provide specific ...

Those who are teaching an upcoming course at the University of Delaware are encouraged to apply for an Open and Affordable Teaching Materials grant, offered by the UD Library, Museums and Press. The ...

"For us, in some states they see it [Department of Education wind down] as a benefit because you're removing some of the ...

They won’t be able to add any instructional materials to classrooms about culturally responsive teaching, social-emotional learning, or social justice.

Eye-tracking allows studying aspects that cannot be seen, for example, the thinking processes of a student solving a mathematical problem. Researchers have integrated eye-tracking into education ...

The Texas Senate this week passed legislation that would provide standardized instructional materials from the Texas Education Agency to classroom teachers, citing lagging student proficiency and b… ...