Thought leader Eric Sheninger offers tips on how schools can market and brand themselves online, as well as engage with stakeholders.

The abolition of levels has created Frankenstein’s monster of assessment – it’s impossible to judge if pupils are achieving their potential or tell them how to improve.

Campus life can be particularly challenging for those with autism, but there are simple steps academics can take to reduce anxiety and confusion.

I Norge är skrivande en nyckelkompetens som förenar alla skolämnen. "Svenska forskare tycker att skrivande är lika viktigt som läsande, men det finns inte som enskilt ämne i läroplanen", säger svenskläraren Gustaf Skar, projektledare på norska Skrivesenteret.

Niondeklassare grubblar mycket på att de bedöms i skolan. Många känner också stress och oro för att de inte förstår vad de ska göra för att förbättra sig. Det visar ny forskning från Göteborgs Universitet.

Elementary-age students who get more sleep may earn better grades, according to a study in Sleep Medicine. Data show youths in the study who had an average sleep extension of 18.2 minutes for five nights earned higher grades in math and reading.

Schools use software program to curb student suicides.

Students in Vermont are learning to code to "teach" robots to perform stunts for the upcoming Vermont Robot Rodeo competition. In other schools, robots are used to help teach social-emotional skills to students with special needs.

Students whose disabilities make face-to-face communication challenging can find a social outlet online, but they need guidance on appropriate, safe social media usage, psychologist Kortney Peagram says. In this article, she outlines four guidelines for teachers and parents to monitor students' online usage.

Der skal både være mere fokus på lærernes vilkår og stilles højere krav til, hvem der er lærere. Det viser en ny ph.d., der gør rede for, at samspillet mellem lærer og elever er afgørende for læring og trivsel.  

It’s noisy in this Grade 3 class at Brampton’s Eldorado Public School. Students are on the floor, talking in pairs about how many bowls a pet store could use to divide 24 goldfish so each has the same number of fish.

From counting petals to developing deployable structures, nature’s blooms can help teachers explore a variety of topics in the classroom