Research-based classroom management approaches are being included more in college programs for future teachers, but the strategy with the most research behind its efficacy is least likely to be taught.
Education technology research and development will gain additional levels of perspective with Digital Promise's launch of the new Center for Inclusive Innovation. The goal is to bring in communities of color to participate as "co-creators and collaborators" in education innovation.
There are three education trends that emerged during the coronavirus pandemic that are likely to continue once it has passed, several school leaders say
Students should be encouraged to use their mother tongue in school and at home, writes Fulvia Galigani, a language and literature teacher at an international school in Italy. In this commentary, Galigani describes her school's approach to and celebration of students' linguistic identities, even asking them to teach an activity to peers in their native…
For the first time in her decade of teaching, Coral Zayas is eating lunch every day. It may sound small, but for her, it’s a major victory. “I don't normally eat three meals a day, because I'm usually working and don't even think about it,” Zayas said in September. In addition to her new lunch…
The EdTech Advisory Forum had responded to the Education Select Committee call for view on ‘The Impact of Covid-19 on education and Children’s Service’ by producing this report. EdTech Vision 2025 celebrates what we do well; but is frank about where we need to improve on support for education technology and digital skills. (pdf)
Thor-Ivar Pute Eriksen, rektor Vettre skole, 1–7, Norge: "Den 12. mars slo bomben ned. Vi skulle dagen etter stenge skolen – på ubestemt tid. Elevene skulle i ukene fremover få undervisning hjemme."
An educator started "An Anonymous Teacher Speaks" project on Twitter last Friday, which offers the realities of teaching during the coronavirus pandemic. In this interview, the educator who posted the messages says teachers share their frustrations, which are added to Twitter without their names.