New research bucks findings from other studies in finding that phones in class doesn't make it harder for college students to learn.

A new survey of parents educating kids at home during COVID-19, half said they felt overwhelmed and one in four felt they didn't have resources they needed.

New findings affirm that early sex ed before "first sex" can protect the sexual health of Black teen guys and their partners.

"If we want to make schools a positive place for student learning, we first need to ensure it is a positive workplace for teachers."

With the COVID-19 pandemic, making sure every child has access to a quality STEM education is even more difficult. But there are reasons to be hopeful, too.

"We provide the first causal evidence that retaking the SAT can substantially improve the college enrollment outcomes of students."

"We provide the first causal evidence that retaking the SAT can substantially improve the college enrollment outcomes of students."

Americans' support for returning to in-person classes varies by gender, ethnicity, and political affiliation, a new survey shows.

A variety of online technologies and music-making software will help educators set the stage for virtual music class and performances, one expert says.

The ease with which students can find answers to homework assignments online is hurting their retention and their grades, a new study finds.