From metaphors for elementary kids to mindset shifts and graphic organizers for teens, here are teacher-tested tips for normalizing learning accommodations across grade levels.

Seven faculty members and three graduate students published open textbooks in a variety of academic fields, adding to the more than 40 courses that now offer free options and have saved students more ...

Students have 24/7 access to a vast collection of audio books, e-books, movies, magazines, journals, newspapers and other ...

In addition to the listening sessions, UTSA is also participating in a Wellbeing Improvement Survey (WISHES) to collect ...

Examples include: “What’s an executive order? And why do U.S. presidents use them?” “TikTok creators confessed secrets before the app went dark,” and “Nintendo Switch 2 is coming in 2025.” Even better ...

In its report looking at protests on campus last year, the Canary Mission identified more than 300 Columbia faculty, students and others who were “influential in promoting Hamas ideology at ...

Some of the flyers were quickly crumpled up by students as one peer in the class said, “We don’t want your sh-t.” "Why don't you take off your mask?!" That’s how Columbia students ...

For example, a professor might provide course material in multiple ways and offer students different assignment options, so they can choose how they want to express what they know. More flexible ...

Lakeba emphasized the commitment of the staff and students. “We have many challenges here in the SAR group, as many may know. Our facilities are limited. For example, teachers have to share quarters, ...

This imbalance means that some students receive little attention. Their progress may suffer as a result. A PhD is, by nature, a solitary pursuit. But without the proper support, students can feel ...

At Democracy Prep Public Schools, where educators work to empower future leaders, research-based projects are engaging students and illuminating these connections. For example, students in an AP ...