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Quincy middle school students may soon test out the first online textbook the district has used.

Thousands of Richardson ISD students will experience a new curriculum this year as the district rolls out Year 1 of its STEM For All program.

Edmond faculty and administrators attending the STEM 2-day workshop were inspired and invigorated as they met to learn innovative ways to present lessons.

Four educators from Maury County Public Schools recently joined more than 50 fellow educators from around the world for the STEMmersion 2018.

Eight educators from Santa Rosa County School District recently joined more than 50 fellow educators from around the country and world for the STEMmersion 2018.

What is personalized learning, and how can it be used by both teachers and educational leaders to empower students to access their full potential?

Discovery Education’s Senior Vice President of National Partnerships take on Digital Transitions.

Hamilton County Schools  selected Discovery Education to support its inquiry-based teaching and learning initiative.

Ways to help students survive and thrive in the middle school years may lie in the 4 C’s: collaboration, critical thinking, communication, and creativity.

Classrooms will increasingly utilize more technology moving forward. There will be increased digital content created over time. As the world moves deeper into this digital environment, so too will education.

Two Charlotte area teenagers created an incredibly powerful texting and driving PSA that snagged a $15,000 grand-prize in a national contest, Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools announced on Tuesday.

By integrating computational thinking into the curriculum, this district is better preparing its students for success