ADHD can poses challenges -- or be an advantage.

Boys need authoritative parents who will teach them how to behave in the world.

Will students offload all their college work -- classes, reading, writing, discussions, tests -- on AI?

Dual enrollment helps Texas students do well after graduation, but taking college-prep classes has no benefit, says a new study.

Inflating grades and dumbing-down tests is giving high achievers no way to show their competence.

In education, reliable achievement is far more important than peak performance, and far more rare."

Toy Story 5 pits a child's old toys with a new tablet that wants to monopolize her playtime.

Student misbehavior is way up, say kindergarten and first-grade teachers. More kids are unprepared to pay attention, cooperate and show respect to classmates and teachers.

A new South Bronx charter school will open its campus for 12 hours a day, seven days a week and 50 weeks a year for academics, enrichment and extracurriculars. It's all free.

Unless public funding is linked to testing, there's now way to know if choice programs are improving student achievement.

Democrats should be willing to reimagine the K-12 system, giving funding to families instead of bureaucracies.

AI -- with the right guardrails -- can help students think through ideas, a professor writes.

The anti-tech backlash is here: Parents are asking to opt their kids out of using school laptops and tablets.

Learning may not always be fun, but kids need to know it's worth the effort.

Reading the classics is hard work. It teaches students to focus, think and persevere.

Humanities professors embraced activism -- it's where the grant money is -- and lost students' interest.

Is there an "epidemic" of severe autism -- or a surge in diagnoses for quirky kids?

Kids are safer outside exploring the world.

Edtech hasn't improved learning, so far, say critics. And it may encourage students to offload thinking to a bot.

Harvard's faculty is considering putting a 20 percent cap on A grades.