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Seeking an elite education? Download it onto your iPod

By making hundreds of lectures from elite academic institutions available online for free, Apple is invigorating the minds of people seeking something beyond the usual iPod fare.

Science Cafés Tap Nation’s Fascination With Research and Discoveries

About 60 science cafés have cropped up across the United States.

More time in class equals better math skills

The study finds adding 10 minutes of math instruction to an eighth-grader’s day translates into a jump in math skills.

BYU Marriott School Duo Win National Ethics Competition

BYU has taken first place two out of the three years it has participated in the competition.

Fame & Fortune: Danica McKellar (Winnie in "The Wonder Years"). "Math Doesn’t Suck: How to Survive Middle-School Math Without Losing Your Mind or Breaking a Nail,"

"What’s a pretty girl like you studying math for?"

Kindergartners see new approach to learning ABCs

This is Hip-Hop Scholastics.

Feds to loosen No Child Left Behind requirements

The new way of measuring achievement, known as a "growth model," requires schools to measure the progress of individual students over time. To do that, states have to have systems for tracking student scores that also protect the students’ privacy.

Girls dominate Siemens science contest but U.S. Teens Trail Peers Around World on Math-Science Test

"Math and science are traditionally male-dominated fields, but with women rising to the top, it shows that with hard work and dedication, women can be just as successful as males," Amanda says.

The Turnaround Challenge for Education Improvement

New Research, Recommendations, and a Partnership Framework for States and School Districts

Special-needs kids need extra special touch

After 22 years at Gove Elementary and many teaching awards, Zavala, 55, can turn almost anything into a learning opportunity for her developmentally disadvantaged students.