Most young people who enroll in college after high school graduation do so in the hope that it will help them secure a good job. Similarly, many employers look to colleges as sources of high-quality candidates to fill job openings. But a new report calls the economic opportunity promise of higher education into question.

Swiped data includes social security numbers. Even if you're not one of the unlucky 4.4 million, you might want to take these defensive measures anyway.

Transform your math and science instruction. Insert Desmos calculators and PhET simulations into Quizizz activities.

Teaching middle school science and looking for interactive resources about plant and/or animal cells? Explore these free websites.

Learn how to adapt these creative Story Bin ideas for virtual environments, allowing you to bring the magic of storytelling and STEM activities into digital spaces.

Embark on a journey of story-fueled engineering design and problem-solving with story bins. Explore this creative idea for young learners!

As National Paper Clip Day approaches on May 29, learn a little history and explore ideas for using paper clips to teach science!

There are so many great science books for middle and high school girls. Let's take a look at some recommendations from science teachers!

Looking for science-related videos for bell work? Check out this list of video sources and social media collections.

Take advantage of these United States of America military history resources. They offer sample lessons, video, audio interviews, and more.

Did you know that North America will experience two solar eclipses this school year? Check out apps, resources, safety information, and more!

It's a jackpot of resources for teaching students graph analysis and graph making skills! Explore guiding questions and tons of tools.

Getting started with CER (claim, evidence, reasoning) in your science class this year? Explore this roundup of CER resources.

Are you a secondary science teacher? Explore extreme heat and climate change with students using these eye-opening educational resources.

Grab your notebook and explore these eight science resources! Discover amazing video content and lessons for young learners.

How can we teach students to evaluate pseudoscience and sketchy assertions? Explore resources to improve critical thinking.

Only a knowledge-rich curriculum, properly taught, can help develop a student’s ability to think and to be creative.

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Despite years of investment, many schools are still making these common edtech mistakes. Here’s what the experts told us needs to change.

A new state law bans students from using cell phones, tablets, and smartwatches during school hours. Most San Antonio districts plan to allow phones on campus — if they’re out of sight.

The share of teachers working second jobs outside the classroom did not change much from before the pandemic.

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Discover Code.org’s Computer Science Fundamentals curriculum for elementary students. Teach foundational coding skills through fun, interactive lessons and hands-on activities.

We need to reckon with what ChatGPT is doing to the classroom and to human expression.

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The National Gallery of Art is debuting an online collection including 16,000 newly-accessible images.

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