Students build computational skills and their confidence and ability to talk about math effectively with these games.

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Students need to learn how to separate fact from fiction online, and that includes elementary students. But there is a ...

Homework used to mean stacks of paper, sharpened pencils, and quiet time at a desk. Now, it might mean logging into a learning portal, joining a group chat, or recording a TikTok-style summary for a ...

Nobody suspected anything sinister when a sixth grader at Okubo Elementary School in Sasebo, Japan, asked her 12-year-old ...

Blooket.com is known as an extremely useful educational support platform. Let's explore how to use Blooket through this ...

The final Classroom of the Month of the school calendar saw Cooper and Terrence in Marengo at Westcliffe Composite School to ...

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Interactive projects exploring teen life completed by Bethesda-Chevy Chase High students will be shown at the Smithsonian ...

Students wrestle with questions about how religion helps build the worlds they are experiencing. We meet in the game lab as a class once a week to observe and analyze each other’s experiences playing ...