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Schools that push the use of new technology to understand the 'whole child' are beginning to spark privacy fears.
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Classes will soon start that will teach scientists the ability to critically analyze large amounts of information in fields from technology to financial services.
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For students with long commutes, Wi-Fi on a bus gives them an opportunity to do some homework.
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Junior Achievement found a 12 percent drop in interest in STEM careers from teenaged boys, and a low level of interest among teenaged girls remains at 11 percent.
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Confiscation of cell phones in classrooms has triggered violent reactions by some students.
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Missed days, damaged schools and panic every time it rains were just some of the challenges educators faced after the storm.
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Growing demand for the popular major has forced the university to create a "direct to major" policy change to relieve frustration and stress among incoming high school graduates.
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The unique learning platform could change the way students learn about medicine.
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Students have been allowed to use their cellphones for educational purposes, but now that the district has purchased Chromebooks, the phones must go.
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The university has been ranked as the number one game-design school on the east coast and one of the top 50 in the country.
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The digital currency, and the underlying technology blockchain, is now part of classroom discussions in colleges throughout Chicago and northern Illinois.
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As the school year comes to a close, many districts are thinking about updates and rollouts of 1:1 programs over the summer. There are three essential steps your district must have to create a smooth transition.
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An FCC official fielded questions last week from legislators and other stakeholders on how the state can secure a chance at better funding for mobile Internet.
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County schools and local taxpayers have invested millions of dollars in classroom technology to ensure students are college and career ready.
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An open letter to a teacher who doesn’t know how to begin in a classroom that is full of change.
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In order to prepare our school districts for the future of learning, we must balance the tension between technology and deep inner connection and relationships among people.
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This past month has revealed the incredible reality that the profession of teaching has entered a new era of embracing innovation and technology.
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