Students' "opportunities to learn and develop mathematics literacy are so few as to almost be nonexistent" in eighth grade math textbooks, researchers say.

Learning to read in an online setting may seem a tall order, but a new virtual reading camp for preschoolers launched during the pandemic shows it can work.

An artificial intelligence tutoring system outperformed expert human instructors when teaching medical students in a simulated brain tumor surgery.

Experiments with chimpanzees trying to figure out how to crack open nuts on their own suggest they may learn cultural behaviors from others like humans do.

Research reveals that the right amount of exercise can reverse cognitive decline in mice and boost spatial learning and memory.

"Once you learn how to do it well, you can just put on the exoskeletons and start walking and it's easy—but becoming expert does take a little while."

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.

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.