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It's time the education system takes the digital age a little more seriously.

The price of an MBA is about what you wish a house cost but, as with everything in business, the real question is not how much money now but how much return later.

Speaking more than one language may help land you a job. Knowing code almost guarantees one.

Failing is the soul crushing stage you must pass through to ever appreciate success.

Wonder Workshop, which makes toy robots that teach kids how to code, said it raised $20 million in its second round of funding and was looking to expand into new markets, especially China.

Today's economy values creativity, collaboration and self-direction -- everything that lands kids in the principal's office.

When the classroom is a laboratory and students check their egos at the door, something amazing happens.

Learning is a life-long experience and you can't become a successful leader if you stop learning.

New York City Health & Hospitals is launching a campaign featuring emoji to better direct young people to sexual health resources.

A study shows another side to the "see it, be it" adage.

Think about cell phones, drones and all the other new or new-ish technology out there that are firing kids' imaginations.

How this Entrepreneur contributor discovered online learning as a way to share her startup skills.

Despite some flame-outs, these entrepreneurs are turning solid education technology into big business.

Sometimes it's just best to get in there and get your feet wet. You don't have to be a master before starting your business.

The solution to so many of the issues that are hurting our world today are being cultivated in the minds of our young.

Chris Haroun's success story is no secret.

The Küdzoo app provides kids with discounts and gift cards, but an education expert says its community may be key.

Jeremy Johnson is the CEO and co-founder of Andela, a company that trains software developers in Africa and was the first investment for the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative.

With no real hobbies to speak of, this billionaire spends his time loving animals, perfecting work-life balance and generally making the world a better place.

These working mothers decided to help other high-achieving parents with their customer-focused Kiddie Academy franchise.