NCTE partnership will harness the power of comics to teach immigrants’ contributions

Comics and graphic novels attract a variety of readers due to their content and approachability, but are especially useful for reluctant readers, one expert says.

DC high school’s book project opens students’ eyes to writing process

Phelps ACE High School 10th graders spent the school year writing personal poems and learning about publishing — and themselves — along the way.

Phone bans proliferate as digital media’s harm to students grows clearer

Though many studies link screentime to emotional and behavioral problems, one group of researchers urges that correlation may not mean causation.

Tell us about your school district’s rising leaders

We want to hear about the leaders driving innovation in your schools for our fifth annual spotlight on assistant principals and district administrators.

As Cheboygan test scores continue to rise, school officials cite curriculum changes

Modesto school district approves health education curriculum “Puberty Talks”

The Benefits of Anti-Models for Boosting Learning