Sharply divergent state standards, district rules, and teacher strategies result in uneven access to the technology.

The summer slide has worried educators for decades. Today, with the vast majority of schools providing every student with a ...

As education evolves in the age of AI, school leaders face a new tension: distinguishing between wasteful screen time and ...

A few months ago, a third-grade student in Brooklyn was assigned — like the rest of his classmates — an AI-powered reading ...

Many parents know they should limit kids’ screen time at home. Teachers, however, may not set those rules, and their absence is hurting kids’ academic performance.

The board in 2024 approved a maximum of 65 minutes per day of screen time for kindergarten through second grade and 120 ...

"A lot of students are relying on Chromebooks instead of talking with each other, and we wanted to change that." ...

Devices really do help make learning more flexible, accessible and engaging. Christina Barreto Sixth grade, Yonkers, N.Y. Teachers are constantly competing with their Chromebooks for attention. Wesley ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. When school districts sign contracts for educational technology, they typically buy a set number of licenses. The software company ...

SoLAcc’s summer camps give Acadiana middle and high school students hands-on career training and opportunities to earn certifications. Here's why.

The Los Angeles school board approved a policy this week to limit screen time for all students, with different limits for different ages, and stop giving them computers to take home every day.