Åshild Berg-Brekkhus advarer sterkt mot å innføre spesielle tiltak i skolen for de smarteste barna.

Working on tasks that have been carefully designed to require collaboration helps students develop interpersonal skills.

Educators’ well-being impacts students’ well-being and learning, so it’s imperative that school leaders find ways to make teachers’ workload more manageable.

Knowing how this concept has evolved in education research shows us good ways to raise teachers’ confidence now.

Good connections between classrooms and families can sustain young students’ success.

Microlearning is an efficient way school leaders can set up bite-sized learning experiences for the tools teachers are using.

Teachers can encourage pre-K students to develop independent learning skills—while avoiding inappropriate amounts of screen use.

The pandemic has driven a great leap forward in digital learning. Is there any point in looking back?

Assessments can trigger negative thoughts and feelings, especially when students’ disabilities are related to anxiety—here’s how to help students address testing anxiety in a healthy way.

Fusing the study of art and literary texts is a great way to foster analytic thinking in high school learners.

An educational integration specialist writes educators must embrace new ed tech tools to fully reap innovations and efficiencies in post-pandemic learning.

Some school principals who continue teaching in their schools say spending time in the classroom is beneficial, by helping them improve their skills, connecting with students and developing better relationships with teachers.