Det går allt sämre för svenska skolelever. Samtidigt är sydkoreanska ungdomar bäst i klassen. Hemligheten är en satsning på lärares utveckling snarare än att fokusera på små klasser, sammanfattar den sydkoreanska skolexperten Okhwa Lee.

Google has unveiled "transformation reports" to give educators data on how often various Google offerings are actually used and for which specific tasks. This is important because a study last year by BrightBytes found the majority of software licenses purchased by schools went unused and another study by LearnTrials revealed just 9% of education-technology tools…

A three-step plan for using surveys to gauge students’ interests as a basis for forming small reading discussion groups.

The argument goes like this: Let students do something big and useful, from start to finish — perhaps a simplified version, but keep it intact. Give them extra help and lower stakes and they'll work harder, learn more and come up with creative applications and solutions that adults couldn't imagine.

As the Doctor of Education Leadership (Ed.L.D.) Program celebrates its 10th cohort, alumni and current students reflect on leadership and the impact of Ed.L.D. on their current work.

School principals are key, respected authority figures in their communities, according to a Pew Research Center survey of more than 10,600 adults that show principals as the most trusted to be ethical and responsible. Findings also show that more than 80% of those surveyed say they believe principals care about students.

Working together helps students know that obstacles are a shared experience and that they're not alone in their struggles. Collaboration also helps deepen connections to learning.

You've developed your resume, skills and passion to engage in the most necessary trade in society: Education. But though you may have overcome significant adversities to get here, the greatest challenges lie ahead - conflicts that will test your resolve and resilience.

Skateboarders have skills that are applicable to education and can help students succeed in school, according to a study by researchers at the University of Southern California. An after-school program in the state, Skate-4-Education, provides a place for students to skate, get tutoring and learn entrepreneurial skills, including graphic design and social media marketing.

It’s can empower students, solve for issues of equity, and enable personalized learning. But there's much more to a 1-to-1 deployment than buying laptops.