Teachers across the country are taking robots beyond STEM classes and into lessons on history, literature, geography—and even art and music.

A school in Birmingham has been trialling a new way of teaching children with autism, by introducing robots into the classroom.

A small European study found that teachers think educational robots have benefits for students, but they're skeptical of fitting robots into the curriculum and using limited class time.

Robots in schools and universities can act as responsive mentors and assist students and teachers through more interactive teaching that encourages sociability rather than isolation.

Typically, students work with robots that have been pre-programmed or program robots to undertake simple tasks for which the outcome is known. But a research project in Israel came up with a way for ...

These robots would be able to identify facial expressions of children in a classroom and assess a child's brain and adapt teaching methods as per individual requirements.

Robots are arriving in Boston’s public high schools — to serve human students by increasing their interest in science and technology career paths.Softbanks Robotics America has provided… ...

For a project scheduled to end in 2011, Plymouth University researchers will build two robots using software allowing them to interact with each other to exchange learned information like humans ...

Even better, it allows robots to teach other robots how to perform the same tasks. SEE ALSO: Google-backed exhibit shows robots just want to be friends. They promise.

In an important advance that takes us one step closer to the inevitable robopocalypse, MIT researchers have developed a system that teaches robots how to acquire new skills—and then teach those ...