Historian and Yale University professor Beverly Gage joined David M. Rubenstein to discuss her Pulitzer Prize–winning biography of former FBI Director J. Edgar Hoov ...

This lesson features a behind-the-scenes look at photographing the president. The lesson, which features New York Times staff photographer Doug Mills, opens with two reflective questions that ask ...

School-issued laptops have become a staple of American childhood, billed by Silicon Valley as necessary tools to democratize ...

The days of all schools having their own fully equipped kitchen classroom are long gone.

No more YouTube or video games on school laptops. Textbooks and pencils are back. Some seventh graders say they prefer learning offline.

Schools are enhancing classroom technology to protect off-premises class attendees from audiovisual gaps and other issues.

Hybrid learning, lecture capture and generative artificial intelligence tools tailor lessons to individual student needs.

Ankit Sharma ankit.cloudnine@gmail.com “In an age of viral news, AI and instant reactions, April Fool’s Day is no longer just ...

On a chilly day in early February, a 14-year-old girl quietly excused herself from a classroom in Krasnoyarsk, in eastern ...

When Libby Sanford’s son came home from his first day of kindergarten in Beaverton, she anticipated tales of new friends, ...

I have been curious about how my colleagues across the nation are teaching and designing courses in the wake of of more ...