Social studies education in the US has changed over the last 20-30 years. Why is it so polarizing, and where should schools go from here?

Physics educational outreach programs are positive for both audiences and the students who present them, a new study shows.

Exposure to stories that feature specific moral values, such as care, fairness, loyalty, and authority can influence the weight kids place on those values.

Online students actually asked more questions during large "HyFlex" lectures than in-person students did, research finds.

The study provides "compelling and causally credible evidence" that taking an ethnic studies course can change a student's academic future for the better.

A new database could help families, researchers, and policymakers better understand the COVID-19 pandemic's effects on learning for students in K-12.

Students may learn more when they try to solve problems before learning the concepts in lectures, researchers report. The key? Productive failure.

After the murder of George Floyd, white parents often resisted talking about race with their kids, or they took a questionable approach.

New research suggests subtle wording in textbooks can affect how certain students are about the causes of climate change.

Returning to school as the pandemic stretches on may spark anxiety. An expert has advice on how parents can boost their kids' (and their own) resilience.