A new California law urges school to set homework policies that ease stress and promote "equity."

Student misbehavior is the "number one cause of job-related stress in teachers," reports Matt Lincoln for CBS12 in Palm Beach County,...

Students stressed by the election results can skip classes tomorrow at their elite New York City private school, reports Christopher Maag...

Grading may be stressful, writes George Leef on the Martin Center for Academic Renewal. It may deliver unwelcome news to students or...

Teachers can't turn every student into an eager learner, but they can make it harder to cheat.

"Intensive parenting" is driving parents crazy.

Students -- and teachers -- lost reasoning, memory and executive-function skills during the pandemic. Stress? Long Covid? Screens?

New research shows timed math tests don't worsen math anxiety.

Do coaches need a "social and emotional learning" curriculum to mentor student-athletes?

Ben Stein quit teaching after 20 years as a teacher and coach in the West Des Moines school district, he writes on USA Today. He was...

A "B" grade is an "Asian F" and a "white A," they used to say in Silicon Valley high schools. Maybe they still do, if they have enough...

If only parents were involved in their children's education, teachers said, students would do so much better. If only teachers...

Rewarding mediocrity is a losing strategy for America, writes Doug Lemov, author of Teach Like a Champion 3.0, on Education Next. U.S....

Forty-four percent of 13-year-olds (eighth grade) did no homework in 2022, writes Tom Loveless. The numbers are very similar for...

The new digital SAT will take two hours, instead of three, and will give students more time to answer each question. That's a much better...

Teachers, Facing Increasing Levels of Stress, Are Burned Out, according to a March story in the New York Times. That seems to be true for...

Virtual schooling has a bad reputation, writes Ian Kingsbury, a senior fellow at the Educational Freedom Institute, in City Journal....

Worried about the teen mental health crisis, nine states and a number of major cities are considering mandating later start times for...

"Equitable grading" is supposed to be fairer to students who have trouble completing homework, getting to school on time and studying for...

Dropping SAT/ACT requirements at elite colleges could make ambitious teenagers even more anxious, writes Derek Thompson in The Atlantic. ...