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The goal is not to slow AI's presence in students' lives, but to ensure its presence does not outpace the systems meant to protect and support them.
Even with the strictest of cellphone bans, roughly half of students check their phones during class.
Simply by listening and imitating, a second language can feel as natural as one's first. Learning how to read in two languages is a bit more complex.
Schools should adopt bell-to-bell cell phone bans, according to a new advisory from Health and Human Services.
The 2026 State of EdTech 2026 Report illustrates the current priorities and challenges that K12 tech leaders face.
Every student we connect is equipped to learn, compete, and build a future.
The line between high school, college and the workplace is blurring as educators respond to growing pressure to deliver job-ready graduates.
The real challenge is not simply limiting access to technology, but designing learning environments—digital and otherwise—that are accessible, meaningful and engaging.
Educators should judge edtech by engagement and learning outcomes rather than how much time students spend in front of screens, one expert argues.
Two-thirds of states now restrict phones, and the stakes for successful implementation are higher than ever.
