"This why homework takes so long," one person responded. "Over here playing Pictionary. M is for move on to the next letter." ...

Most Reddit users reading the response were left in shock at the child's answer—but not for the reasons you would have expected.

A pilot program launching next month in three school districts will use TV signals to enable students without high-speed internet to get and complete their virtual assignments at home.

The Pew Internet and American Life Project, in a study released yesterday, also found that teens who keep Web blogs or use social-networking sites like Facebook or News Corp.’s MySpace have a greater ...

In what’s often referred to as the “homework gap,” the unequal access to digital devices and high-speed internet prevents 17 percent of teens from completing their homework assignments ...

Twenty-two said they lacked internet access at home, said technology supervisor Deborah Rigoglioso. But some of those people may have smartphones, which students can use to complete assignments ...

Over two-thirds of India’s Gen Z, students in the 12-18 age group, use the Internet for school assignments, according to a survey conducted by Tata Consultancy Services. The second-most ...

Internet-savvy students provided us with a rich portrait of how they use the Internet for school—describing literally dozens of online learning activities. Virtually all use the Internet to do ...