Lars Åkerblom, vice vd för Gleerups Utbildning träffade anställda vid Umeå universitet från Lärande och IKT vid Pedagogiska institutionen, för att diskutera gemensamma utvecklingsprojekt.

The Science Writing Heuristic approach has been used in more than 700 schools. The method, which focuses on inquiry instead of memorization, may help educators teach science under the Next Generation Science Standards.

Educators increasingly are using social media, according to Noelene Callaghan, a technology teacher at a high school in Australia. Callaghan shares several resources to help educators manage their school's social media accounts.

In honor of Connected Educator Month, SmartBrief on EdTech recently asked readers what tools, events and social media platforms they rely on to connect and collaborate with their peers.

Forty-one percent of 183 children ages 6 and younger with mental health issues met the criteria for a sleep problem, particularly sleep onset insomnia, according to a study in the journal Child Psychiatry & Human Development.

Professor Daniel Willingham discusses four useful study techniques, each with a substantial research base of both laboratory and classroom studies.

Inquiry-based learning is not a new pedagogy, but it has come back into fashion in progressive education circles recently. High school students at Science Leadership Academy explain what they value in their education.

Annual school tests for children aged seven to 14 are causing so much stress some pupils are refusing to go to school, a survey finds.

Research shows 90% of primary and secondary school staff have had no training to support LGBT students. Teacher Allie George explores how to make your classroom safe and inclusive.

A growing number of countries worldwide are adopting the Singapore-style maths education following widespread praise of the teaching style and the country's continued success on international exams.

Schools in the United Kingdom are receiving sources to help educators teach students the facts and dispel myths about Ebola as fears about its spread continue.

Australian students as young as age 4 could learn a second language. It follows growing evidence a second language can improve student’s overall academic performance.