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If TikTok can accurately predict which images, songs, videos you will like the most, why can't algorithms similar to those that power TikTok help suggest which course of study and career you may excel in?

Reading and math scores for Department of Defense students ranged from 15 to 23 points higher than corresponding national average scores.

Less than a third of Colorado elementary and middle school students are meeting or exceeding grade level benchmarks in math, signaling what some educators and education advocates see as a crisis in the race to...

Oregon students have ground to gain. A bevy of test results in Oregon and nationwide — from the Nation’s Report Card and ACT scores to state school assessments — show students fell behind during the p...

/PRNewswire/ -- The Global Higher Education Testing and Assessment Market share is set to increase by USD 6481.55 million from 2022 to 2027. Moreover, the...

It should surprise no one. After the ill-conceived March 2020 closing of Virginia's public schools by Democratic former Gov. Ralph Northam, it should have been evident that children would suffer academically.

Race to the Top, like No Child Left Behind, is likely to provide disappointing results and problematic consequences.

Girls don't need an Educational Equity Act to succeed.

A 2022 report from the National Association of Educational Progress which is released every two years, revealed declining math and reading test scores for students across the country.For Arizona, the results showed that during the pandemic math scores for students in fourth and eighth grades declined but their reading levels were relatively stable with no significant

It should surprise no one. After the ill-conceived March 2020 closing of Virginia's public schools by Democratic former Gov. Ralph Northam, it should have been evident that children would suffer academically.