An increasing number of college students -- on the left and right -- think violence is justified to silence offensive ideas.

Science knowledge -- and interest in science -- is falling for 8th graders.

Reading and math scores are way down for 12th graders. Only a third are prepared for college success.

Civics teachers don't agree on the goals of teaching civics, and fear controversy.

If students don't learn facts, they won't be able to understand what they read or think deeply or critically.

Toddlers (at least some toddlers) can learn to read with help from a parent tutor, says father.

Fewer young people are reading books for pleasure.

Can you pass Oklahoma's test for new teachers? Yes, unless you're a very dim bulb.

Students who say "no" to AI are willing work harder to build writing and thinking skills -- and to maintain their self-respect and their "humanity."

Effort matters.

"Freedom and excellence run on inequality," said President Carlos Carvalho in a convocation to mark the start of University of Austin's second year.

Starting school is exciting -- unless parents tell their kids to be stressed.