As a professor's protest against requiring a digital homework system went viral, memes and t-shirt designs spread too. Late last week, an economics professor at Arizona State University sent an email ...

This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. Eighty-four percent of high school students use artificial intelligence for schoolwork, forcing educators to ...

AI-driven homework helper tools have opened up a whole new world for students. With AI homework helpers, anyone can seek immediate assistance with challenging homework questions, whether they need ...

Most students will make an earnest attempt to answer homework questions without peeking at the answer, even if cheating is just a click away, a new study found. In the study, which was presented this ...

Homework, the bane of students since the era of one-room schoolhouses, has taken an unexpected – and unfortunate -- turn with the rise of smartphones a decade ago. The purpose of homework is to ...

It’s an opportunity to walk alongside them as they commit to the work of learning. By Saul Austerlitz My kids call me the homework villain. Every school-day afternoon, my two sons — the older is ...

Homework is not just the bane of many students’ lives. It can also lead to major frustration for their parents. We’ve rounded up eight such problems that have made waves online over the years ― or ...

If there’s one truth that the tech revolution has proven itself repeatedly, it’s this: just because we can build something doesn’t mean we should. Take, for instance, Google Glass, iTunes Ping, and ...

The COVID-19 pandemic has led to a major upswing in virtual learning — where some schools have gone (and stayed) remote, and others have incorporated significantly stronger online components in order ...

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Sitting at a dining room table festooned with papers, colored folders and laptop and iPad screens in his Upper West Side apartment, Benji Sternberg, 13, rattled off correct answers to a slew of ...