More Education - Page 42
Daughter gives her 100-year-old mother the high school graduation she never had
Congratulations, Clare!
Poignant video campaign shows the power of finishing high school as an adult
"No one gets a diploma alone. You have help."
By Katie Dupere
Young black people in the UK have the worst job prospects in generations
And it's getting worse.
5 issues that Indigenous students face globally — and how you can help
"Ultimately, it’s about doing things with us and not to us."
By Katie Dupere
5 back-to-school lessons that are applicable to your adult life
Here's some advice you'll never outgrow.
By Scott Muska
19 kid quotes on education
School rocks! Here's why, according to a few pint-sized sources.
One university is incorporating 'Pokémon Go' into its curriculum
Welcome to Pop Culture Games.
By Chloe Bryan
5th grade students wrote a book about an orphaned orangutan
This is the story of Budi.
By Alicia Tan
Students are being sent tampons and pads in the post and they have no idea why
"Still trying to figure out how UCAS knows I'm on my period."
These 15 projects are solving the world's toughest education problems
Finalists for the annual WISE Awards provide innovative solutions to global learning challenges.
By Jillian Frankel
This D.C. public school program encourages kids to expand their horizons, literally
DCPS Study Abroad aims to provide lower-income eighth- and 11th-grade students with weeklong, cultural immersion experiences abroad.
Google's Project Bloks designed to get kids programming early
An easy and fun approach to creating child programmers.
Amazon launches Inspire as it looks to become a major player in education tech
Sharing is caring -- and it can also be profitable.
For students, the iPad is the ultimate computer
The iPad is making its mark on education.
Substitute teacher leaves detailed account of horrific day
The life of a substitute is thankless and sometimes traumatizing.
Teacher surprises students with inspiring desk messages on exam day
"There is no elevator to success."
Professor's nerdy cover of 'Love Yourself' will make you beliebe in Microsoft Excel
Maybe we *should* go and learn Excel.
By Chloe Bryan
Students allegedly poisoned by chemicals found in school, seek help on the Internet
A local hospital diagnosed them with medical conditions resulting from severe formaldehyde poisoning.
By Alicia Tan
First grader born without hands wins special award for penmanship
She has no room for lowered expectations.
By Chloe Bryan
How YouTuber Hank Green is bringing STEM to a new generation
Hank Green has partnered with a global technology company to help bring engaging STEM education online.
Meet Root, the robot that helps students understand programming
It's like a real life Karel
By Kellen Beck
Kids start falling behind in science in kindergarten. Here's how we can change that.
Globally, the U.S. is at risk of declining economic competitiveness due to its continuing lower levels of educational attainment in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM).
By Paul Morgan
Students told to keep skirts below the knee because of boys and male staff
Students at a New Zealand school are fighting back, using the power of media, after they were told their skirt hemlines were too short for school.
By Jenni Ryall
