Story time can be effective in guiding students—even middle school students—to recognize the possibilities of producing their ...

I think it's fair to say that we’re entering a moment where the boundaries of authorship are beginning to blur, and perhaps permanently. A recent study from MIT is making headlines for its provocative ...

Recently, my 8-year-old son received a birthday card from his grandmother. He opened the card, looked at it and said, “I can’t read cursive yet.” Then he handed it to me to read. If you have ...

For students like Quinn, it's not just about the technology - they're also building confidence, creativity, and curiosity. This early exposure to AI is shaping how these fourth-graders view the ...

Wenonah Elementary fourth graders published "Threads of Diversity," a book celebrating their family cultures and heritage. The project, led by Taylor Rose and Nicole Mickens, stemmed from Black ...

He stopped by the school to review creative food truck ideas from fourth graders. Their ideas included free kids' meals on Wednesdays, rainbow smoothies, and even vegan sushi.

SHARP Literacy design challenge Fourth grade students from 14 Milwaukee and Waukesha schools took center stage in the Interschool Design Challenge at Fiserv Forum on Wednesday, March 12.

Fourth-graders lobby for a state fruit at the Statehouse. Here's what they're proposing Anna Cecil TheStatehouseFile.com 0:00 ...

Fourth graders in Atlanta Public Schools made significant progress in national math and reading tests. Now the district will expand its reading program to middle schools.

Only 33% of fourth graders in the Big Apple scored proficient in math last year as former deputy chancellor under then-Mayor Michael Bloomberg, Eric Nadelstern, said, “We need to rethink schools ...

The state now ranks 9th for fourth-grade reading and 16th in fourth-grade math — a major leap from 2013, when the state ranked near the bottom in both areas. Mississippi’s progress is also ...

Many of the fourth graders will cast their first vote for U.S. president in 2036. That is not as far off a year as it may seem like—it is eight years from now.