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Educators in Search of Common-Core Teaching Resources States and districts are working to turn academic…

But Are They Really Learning? Evaluating Student Engagement Motion Math co-founders, Jacob Klein and Gabriel Adauto,…

Videogames Promote Creative Thinking in Children In a study done by Michigan State University, researchers…

Conceptual Blending as a Model for Student Thinking The theories of Conceptual Blending and Distributed…

Computer Technology Increases Classroom Learning Research done at Concordia is set out to answer the…

Schools seeing improvement in math scores as students play video games The Clark County School District released…

Gaming for Grades – Video Games in Education The debate over video games in education…

How Do We Know When Students Are Engaged? Educational author and former teacher, Dr. Michael…

5 Myths About Learning – How Students Learn and Develop Things that shape brain development….

Can Video Games Reshape STEM Education? Game-based learning has been growing in popularity in recent…

Game on: using computer games to captivate your class Head of department Ollie Bray is using computer…

How You Move Your Arm Says Something About Who You Are When Olympic swimmer Michael…

7 Habits of Highly Effective Tech-leading Principals T.H.E. Journal recently surveyed principals from across the…

Upgrading Educational Technologies for the 21st Century James Bennet and Joel Klein A discussion between…

STEM Education Technology Trends: Evolving Classrooms A nationwide push for creating STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering…

Engaging Students with Technology in the Classroom When used effectively, technology plays an important role…

How Ed Tech Can Amplify Children’s Curiosity in K-12 Learning “We’re optimistic that a new…

Teaching with Digital Games in the Classroom to Increase Learning Half of K-8 teachers say…