Traditional skills are disappearing from the modern world as digital tools reshape daily life and how people learn.

Teaching cursive starting in third grade and continuing through fifth grade is already part of the Idaho Content Standards. However, individual schools and teachers choose which standards to emphasize ...

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Teens can future-proof their careers by mastering five in-demand AI skills—from prompt writing to ethical reasoning—no degree or tech background required.

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The bill, H.B. 147, would go into effect July 2026 and mean the oath would become required for any teacher can enter a ...

The next legislative session doesn't begin until January, but already, legislators have filed a number of bills to be ...

Digital tools have changed how people learn, travel, and communicate. Tasks once handled through practice and patience now rely on software. As automation grows, everyday human skills are quietly ...

Penza State University (PSU) has started teaching Cyrillic programming to students. The initiative is aimed at strengthening ...

The Mother Sauces That Mothered My Cooking Walking into any serious kitchen today, you'll hear the ghosts of French culinary ...

We're heading back in time to the 1800s to revisit the Seward family.William Henry Seward served as Governor, U.S. Senator, and Secretary of State for Abraham L ...

Last Friday, Oliver Donahue, a seventh grade Hilltop Montessori student, intently read the May 15, 1896 edition of the ...