Forskaren Birgitta Hammarström-Lewenhagen har undersökt perioden från 60- talets barnstugeutredning till läroplanens införande. Till sin hjälp har hon tagit tidningen Förskolan.

A number of education leaders in this blog post by Todd Brekhus, president of Capstone Digital, share their thoughts and insights into personalized literacy.

While there is a push in some circles to teach spelling phonetically, Australian writer Rod Pitcher suggests in this commentary that it actually could be harmful. At issue, he writes, is that students across the Anglosphere are unlikely to spell words the same due to pronunciation differences - straining global communication.

"'Principalship' entails many things, but at its core, it is - and has always been - about building trusting relationships," writes ASCD EDge community member Ryan Thomas.

Teachers and other inexperienced leaders are more prepared for leadership roles than they might think, writes George Couros, a principal in Alberta, Canada. In this blog post, he shares his thoughts on how to "connect the dots" between leadership requirements and existing skills.

A Canadian college is following the K-12 education trend towards more student-centered, hands-on, and interdisciplinary teaching.

Teachers overwhelmingly report that they love their jobs, but hate their workplaces. Teachers weigh in on why they love the classroom and how things could change to make their lives easier.

Does reading online or in digital format negatively impact comprehension?

Despite every best intention, the transition to digital isn’t quite here yet.

Ugly words – such as learning objectives, non-negotiables and targets – are meaningless to young pupils and put too much pressure on them too soon.

If you're worried that your students' literacy skills will have dipped over the school holidays, here are our top lesson ideas to help you get them back up to speed.

At Epic charter middle school in Oakland, students are immersed in a game as soon as they step into the school on the first day.