When trying to solve problems, we rarely think of what to take away. As schools face new crises, is subtraction the secret weapon to getting them back on track?

This teacher-created scaffolding tool can elevate classroom dialogue, empowering students to express themselves while learning from the ideas of others.

Here's what the science says about when music might help boost your performance, and when it might be better to stick with silence.

By listening to educators and building supports that reflect their genuine needs and concerns, these leaders are shifting school cultures in ways that go beyond lip service.

A leading computer scientist says it’s “educability,” not intelligence, that matters most.

Feeling like you belong in school is critical to academic success—and there are research-backed strategies that educators can deploy, says Stanford psychologist Geoffrey Cohen.

By centering safety and connection, administrators can help promote the well-being of their staff and students.

How animation and soft power transformed perceptions of Japan from military threat to peddler of fantasies and dreams.

Here’s how to recognize what might be behind a student’s difficulty with math as well as strategies for teaching them.

Pick up strategies to build positive, compassionate classroom communities and cope with disruptive behaviors and distractions.

Since so much of what students read is presented onscreen, it’s important to ensure that they slow down and really engage with the content.

About $1.3 billion, or a quarter of all overfunding for private schools, is flowing to those where family income exceeds $200,000 a year. See the schools here.

These strategies for organizing writing assignments increase students’ independence and confidence and reduce teachers’ grading time.