Girls lack confidence in their ability in STEM subjects and are less likely to think they will end up working in them when they leave school, according to a new survey. But girls do better than boys ...

TIME’s 1966 cover story—which provocatively asked “Is God Dead?”—was and remains an ethnocentric proposition with Liberal-Protestant-Christian-Western premises about history and theology. The story of ...

Readiness goes beyond grades. Life skills and purpose matter. Building Meaning and Iliad Athletics show how educators turn knowledge into skills and habits for real life.

WHETHER a teenager grasps calculus is not obviously an issue of geopolitical importance. Yet since the first Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA) in 2000, the poor performance of ...

This week’s “question of the week” is: “What does research say about use of ability groups/tracking, and how have you seen it used or misused? What are workable alternatives?” Grouping by ability has ...

Standardized tests reflect little of what you have learned. Rather, they reveal how well you test. Students who test well have advantages over those who have average or low test-taking ability. The ...

At NextEnergy, there was a lot of work done identifying the ability of automotive suppliers to diversify their manufacturing into wind. Until we get the RPS, it's not going to reach anywhere near its ...

With or without Sidney Crosby, what happened at the Consol Energy Center in the waning moments of the third period Monday night was a travesty. That's a word I've had to use too often for my liking to ...