Nobel Prize winner Gregg Semenza explains why basic research is important, why we need good teachers, and how kindness plays a role in research.

High school textbooks typically portray social movements as a thing of the past, which could prevent students from learning how they can make change.

A new report paints a dismal picture of digital literacy among teens. "If the results can be summarized in a single word, I would say they're troubling."

"...giving young people the opportunity to interact with individuals of different races is essential to promoting interracial friendships and romantic relationships."

Educators don't need programming skills to take advantage of a new framework for creating an educational video game.

Policies meant to boost school safety tend to exacerbate racial and ethnic discipline disparities, but restorative justice could offer a better way.

Preschool writing education is mostly about handwriting and letter formation, but teachers may be missing a chance to focus on communication skills.

"Manhood Development," a California achievement initiatve, cut drop out rates among black male high school students. Bonus: It worked for some girls, too.

"You can't simply throw technology at kids and expect positive outcomes."

A new study uses test score data to link racial disparities in school discipline to the achievement gap between black and white students.