Let’s just say these two things are not the same. Middle school teachers, we see you. Sorry, kid—there’s no getting out of ...

Ainee Fatima is a 27-year-old English and media studies teacher. She said her use of memes to grade assignments saw an immediate reaction from her students who were motivated to do more and better ...

The students are now schooling the teachers. More than one-third (37 percent) of teachers have used memes, emojis and GIFs to help make a point or teach a lesson in their classrooms, according to a ...

It’s hard getting adults to pay attention when we all carry little machines full of every distraction we could ever want in our pockets. So, you can imagine how challenging it can be for teachers to ...

As teachers across the country Friday answered questions they just answered three minutes earlier and asked students for the fourth time to stop sending Snaps, President Barack Obama released a ...

Most teachers think that social media and texting have a negative effect on their students’ grammar and spelling skills, a new survey finds—but many educators still turn to social media tools to ...

Usually, when memes go viral, it’s because they speak to something that many people can relate to. They’re something to unite us all, in their brutal honesty and often in their complete absurdity. But ...

Sometimes, it can feel like teens are speaking another language. So instead of trying to fight it, one high school English and media studies teacher decided to try getting on her students' level by ...

Teachers in the UAE are moving beyond simple letter grades and instead, experimenting with unique personalised feedback — speaking the same “digital language” as their students to create connections ...