Classroom & Curricula
Once we inspire our students to love coding, how do we transition them from the safety of block-based languages to the kind of coding that solves real-world problems?
A new report addresses the potential impact of virtual reality on kids' cognitive, social, and physical well-being.
Educators look at coding in a new context, with computational thinking and basic computer literacy as the goal.
Put students in control, check time zones, and other suggestions to make the most of Mystery Skypes, in which students try to guess another classroom’s geographical location.
Roll aside, Dash, Cue is in the house. Wonder Workshop’s new robot, Cue, is a follow-up to the popular Dash and Dot and the company's first product designed for middle school students.
The profession is evolving, and there are fewer of us. What has been happening? Here’s what the numbers say.
Several circumstances created conditions contributing to U.S. school librarian cuts. Here's a look at likely issues at three levels—national, state, and local/school district.
Start small. Lead by letting go. Read more tips from experts who run book clubs for kids of all ages.
Juana Martinez-Neal, the recipient of the 2018 Pura Belpré Award for illustration, has a new book and it's one that sure to inspire kids to ask about the stories behind their names.
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