Every day, teachers walk a tightrope. We balance the need to address discrete bits of information likely to be tested against our certain knowledge that deep learning will benefit students most.

It’s no secret that everyday life was disrupted during the pandemic, and kids’ normal routines were shattered. Relationships, interactions, outside school activities, and school itself were sacrificed ...

Teenagers who spend less time in front of screens and more time in extracurricular activities such as sports and art fare better in terms of mental health, according to the findings of a new study.

Participating in extracurricular activities can help students build their social skills, improve their academic performance, develop leadership skills, and provide valuable experiences and ...

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At the University of Illinois, student life extends far beyond the classroom. Whether it’s joining a club, playing intramural sports, or volunteering in the community, extra-curricular activities are ...

A topic that repeatedly arises from my meetings with graduate students and postdoctoral fellows about their professional development is that of extracurricular activities. Those students and fellows ...