Guest Article by: Dasha Sokolova Children and adults learn differently—not only in what they learn at various ages, but in how they learn. Game-based learning and gamification mechanics such as points, leaderboards, progression, and badges are increasingly used in both K–12 and adult education. This article explains practical ways to adapt gamification for younger learners … Read more

Guest Article by Dr. Cas Olivier Please see Dr. Olivier’s new book: The DNA of Great Teachers Teachers carry strongly held beliefs about teaching and learning—beliefs that become part of their professional identity, their teaching “DNA.” Those deeply rooted convictions shape how teachers interpret the curriculum, design learning activities, monitor progress, and support each learner’s … Read more

By Sara LaHayne Schools and districts often prioritize social-emotional learning (SEL) because it equips students with the skills to understand themselves, manage emotions, build healthy relationships, pursue goals, and make wise choices throughout life. Yet many students still spend most of the school day following routines and directions: what to learn, where to sit, when … Read more

Guest Article Written By: Mac-Z Zurawski As a lifelong learner and educator, I am always exploring practical strategies that improve learning outcomes and clarify expectations. During my online teaching certification, I revisited an essential tool: rubrics. I had used them before as simple checklists for grading, but creating my own rubrics changed my perspective entirely. … Read more

The 2021 EduJedi Seminars for K-12: Equipping School Leaders with the Technology Skills and Insight to Meet Today’s Educational Challenges EdisonLearning, a long-established provider of digital learning solutions focused on narrowing socioeconomic gaps in public education, has joined forces with the Learning Counsel, a leading research institute that provides context for the shift to digital … Read more

How Hybrid Logistics and Personalized Paths Are Reshaping Schools By Charles Sosnik It’s hard to believe this school year is already nearly half over. The weeks have seemed to pass quickly: Thanksgiving is approaching, the holiday break follows, and soon we’ll be stepping into a new calendar year. With that transition comes an opportunity to … Read more

Written By: Robyn Shulman When Is It Time for a Teacher to Leave the Classroom? How does a teacher know when it’s time to step away from classroom life? According to Google Analytics, the most common search terms that lead readers to ED News Daily include “alternatives to teaching,” “companies that hire teachers,” and “jobs … Read more

51Talk Unveils Premium Brand “Hello World American Academy,” Launching its “Honest Action” Pledge 51Talk Introduces a New Premium K–12 Brand On the one-year anniversary of its public offering, 51Talk announced the launch of a premium K–12 brand, Hello World American Academy. The company also revealed a new pledge, called “Honest Action,” and said it would … Read more

In a New York Times article, Shaquille Lampley described the mixed feelings of joy and survivor’s guilt after becoming student debt free. He was one of 396 graduates at Morehouse College’s Atlanta campus in 2019 who received the extraordinary gift of having their student loans paid by investor and philanthropist Robert F. Smith. Shaquille had … Read more

Discovery Education, a global leader in educational technology, has expanded its award-winning K–12 learning platform, Discovery Education Experience, with a range of new games, interactives, career resources and instructional supports. These additions are designed to spark student curiosity, deepen engagement, and give educators fresh tools to reach learners in every setting. Discovery Education Experience connects … Read more