Purchasing the right education technology can be a daunting task for school leaders, suggests John Carver, superintendent of Howard-Winneshiek Community Schools in Cresco, Iowa.

Banning cellphones from the classroom is tempting but doing so would have been costly, educator Robert Sterner writes in this blog post.

Rektorsakademien Utveckling vill modernisera lärmiljöer. Därför ska de sammanställa tre handböcker med råd och rekommendationer på hur man kan göra det.

The design of primary school classrooms has a significant impact on the academic success of pupils, according to a study by Salford University.

Neuroscientists are beginning to understand how the human brain processes information in learners. Yet very little is known about how the brains works when people are engaged in teaching.

Tack vare ett skolprojekt har nu ett nytt ämne har smugit sig in på schemat hos en fjärdeklassare i Utbynässkolan. Ett ämne som resulterat i både lugnare och mer effektiva elever.

Martin Ingvar och Gunilla Eldh berättar i "Hjärnkoll på skolan" vad pedagogiken har att vinna på att infoga neurovetenskap och beteendevetenskap i sin verksamhet. Författarna presenterar ett hjärnperspektiv på den svenska skolan.

I utvecklingssamtal och skriftliga omdömen är det stort fokus på att skapa en elev som ständigt strävar framåt. Det menar Gabriella Höstfält som forskat på konsekvenser av skolans resultatinriktade läroplan.

Technology-based innovations are revolutionizing the way in which some community colleges reach and better serve nontraditional students, according to a recent study. This article highlights four such innovations, including flexible, online course options.

In light of the HSBC tax investigation, there's never been a better opportunity to demystify and explain the importance of paying taxes with students.

From pedometers to healthy Come Dine With Me clubs, physical education experts share their ideas for improving pupil wellbeing from our recent live chat.

To help stand out, students are taking on tougher course loads, along with extracurricular activities and leadership roles. In order to pack everything in, some kids turn to prescription drugs like Adderall and Ritalin to stay awake and focus on school work and test prep.