On Inservice, Kevin Scott writes, "When I think about myself as an adult learner, I think ... Don't we all want to learn more every day? Don't we want to be better teachers, principals or educators, regardless of our roles, because our time is valuable?"

In the new book, "Tapping the Power of Personalized Learning: A Roadmap for School Leaders," James Rickabaugh, former superintendent and current director of the Institute for Personalized Learning (IPL), presents the groundbreaking results of the Institute's half-decade of research, development, and practice.

Tre fritidshem i Norrköping har varit med i ett forskningsprojekt vid Linköpings universitet för att utveckla sin verksamhet. Och resultatet har bland annat lett till färre kränkningsrapporter, att man vågar leka över genusgränserna och att pedagogerna känner sig proffsigare.

Nio av tio barn som får diagnosen autism i förskoleåldern har stora svårigheter även upp i skolåren, visar ny forskning. Trots tidiga stödinsatser anser flertalet föräldrar att det krävs mer hjälp i skolan.

Do we do the things we do because they’re better for kids or because they are easier for us?

The Coalition for Access, Affordability and Success is offering a digital locker for college admissions that students can contribute to as early as ninth grade.

Suprisingly, parents and friends have little say in the matter, according to one researcher.

Educational technology can help students develop important social and emotional skills and character traits, concludes a report from the World Economic Forum and the Boston Consulting Group.

A two-year experimental study of the National Writing Project shows that the program has a positive effect on teachers' instructional practices and their students' writing.

Students attending lower socioeconomic schools in Australia may be at an academic disadvantage, according to recent report.

A range of technological advancements are helping students rapidly develop their own moral compasses.

Investing in a child's health and education, even before she is born, has lifelong benefits, writes Sarah Klaus.