Thousands of GCSE students will start lessons an hour later to see if it improves their exam results.

Why do Chinese pupils do so well in schools all around the world?

Being a connected educator goes beyond sharing articles and comments on Twitter, educational technology director Andrew Marcinek writes in this blog post.

In this article, East Central University assistant professor Mark Jones and instructor Toni Jones offer tips to help educators manage mobile classrooms.

Change is on the horizon in higher education, as a growing number of institutions move toward a competency-based education approach.

Why efforts at bullying prevention have stalled.

After hearing of failed tablet rollouts in some districts, fourth-grade teacher Amanda Jelen said her school managed to find an approach that works.

Pupils to start lessons at 10am in effort to see how neuroscience might improve school performance and exam results.

Institute of Education research shows teaching methods in China and South Korea are not only factor in high grades.

In Age of Opportunity, psychologist Larry Steinberg applies neuroscience to risk-taking, peer influence, the boredom of high school and other adolescent conundrums.

Det som går att räkna, väga, mäta och kontrollera har blivit viktigare, skriver Eddy Nehls i nättidningen Curie.

Ökad läsförståelse och bättre skrivförmåga är syftet med den stora satsning på elevers läsande och skrivande som nyligen dragit igång. Ett 30-tal skolor deltar i en försöksomgång av Läslyftet.