In one corner of Easton Area Middle School teacher Jen Goodyear’s double-period math class, sixth-grade students work quietly by themselves, headphones on, as they complete simple equations on iPads.

Easton Area’s sixth-graders should know the answer to the equation 2 x 43 + 4. That’s how many minutes they’ll be spending in math next year, when the school district gives its youngest middle ...

Blended learning has become more popular in recent years given the creative ways educators had to teach students virtually during the pandemic, and many forms have stuck around even with the return to ...