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20th century style learning, including memorising, cramming, and silently listening to teachers lecturing, has had its day, writes futurist Michael McQueen.

Kimberly Rajdev is running for a seat on the Lincoln School Committee

Two students from Stoughton who attend Southeastern Regional Vocational Technical High School won awards at the schools science fair.

Atlanta, GA (PRWEB) February 09, 2022 -- The Digital Learning Collaborative (DLC) is thrilled to announce our inaugural awards program recognizing a few of

Applying the creative and iterative processes of art can be applied to more academic subjects to make learning feel more relevant to students.

Orange Coast College’s Counseling Latinos for Equity and Engagement project has invited Dr. Pedro Noguera to speak at its 11.0 virtual Summit

The 2021-22 school year is under way.

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This Cambridge high school made changes during the pandemic, leading to remote-learning success By James Vaznis Globe Staff,Updated February 5, 2021, 8:32 a.m. Email to a Friend Before the pandemic struck, 18-year-old Cassandra Cordeiro didn’t take school that seriously. She had trouble waking up in time for classes at the High School Extension Program, an alternative school in Cambridge for academically struggling students, and she often skipped. Cordeiro was exactly the kind of student s...

MoMo Productions via Getty Images Fostering a love of learning and critical thinking skills in children has always been a goal for parents, but these days, it feels rather imperative. “Looking out at our society, we are plagued by vast amounts of misinformation, conspiracy theories, science denial, and other forces that are threatening our society,” said Jal Mehta, a professor of education at the Harvard Graduate School of Education and co-author of “In Search of Deeper Learning.” “W...