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Posts published in “Education”
New federal test scores show younger students are improving in reading and math, offering hope after years of decline.
Sweden bans phones in schools, shifting to books to boost learning as digital screens face global classroom pushback.
NPR's Eyder Peralta discusses with UC Berkeley's Zvezdelina Stankova the push to reinstate standardized exams.
Nearly 3-in-4 K-12 teachers believe AI will reshape education more than past innovations, raising critical concerns.
Ninth grader Soraya Martin, despite dyslexia, excels with assistive tech, challenging screen-free school policies.
As teachers seek engaging methods, a program lets students raise trout in class, blending hands-on science with fun.
After three intense days and a rapid-fire spell-off, Shrey Parikh from California wins the 2026 Scripps National Spelling Bee.
Leaders of the CSU aim to become the first AI-powered institution, renewing a $13M contract with OpenAI.
Salah Hussein, a Palestinian entrepreneur, collaborates with an Israeli co-founder in 50:50 Startups, fostering peace.