Immersive technology and hands-on cultural projects are reshaping how the Korean language is taught at Notre Dame.

Patricia Lozano, center, leads her fifth grade class in a reading exercise at Graciela Garcia Elementary in Pharr, Texas. Photo by Delcia Lopez for EdSurge. PHARR, TEXAS — In the entryway of Graciela ...

I struggle with perfectionism every day, and sometimes, it prevents me from authentically showing up for family, students and myself. I am a social sciences and Spanish teacher and a mother of three ...

The number of people in Ohio who don't speak English as their first language has risen significantly in the last decade. At local schools, educators are working to provide the best support for ...

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Adaptive technology lets teachers and students customize lessons for a better learning experience. This can help close achievement gaps and promote equity in education. This article is part of "Build ...

December 4, 2025 - A new literacy intervention program is being rolled out in San Diego, Alameda, San Mateo and Riverside counties, to help teenagers in juvenile detention grasp the basics of reading.

María Mejía hugs her 7-year-old son Joangel as they spend time in a park after school. Special education students continue to be underrepresented in Boston Public Schools' dual language programs.

Artificial intelligence is becoming increasingly influential in our everyday lives. It can write anything with a single prompt, recommend music or movies, drive cars, and recognize faces. Experts ...