Harvard University is using highly produced content, interactive software and unparalleled scholarship to rewrite the standards for massive open online courses, or MOOCs.

"While most of our students outgrow their impulse to interject seemingly random thoughts during lessons or classroom activities, we've probably all encountered students who constantly vie for our attention," writes ASCD EDge community member Ryan Thomas.

Winona State University-Rochester has reshaped its teacher-training curriculum to closely model the clinical doctors-in-training model.

The popularity of one-to-one computing -- particularly with tablet computers - continues to grow in schools in the Washington, D.C., area and elsewhere. Advocates see the approach as a way to bridge the digital divide and allow students to learn at their own pace.

27 maj är första dagen på en sex veckor lång distanskurs som Unesco Institute for Information Technologies in Education (IITE) i Moskva och Institute of Education (IOE) på London University arrangerar tillsammans på Coursera. Kursen heter ICT in Primary Education: Transforming children’s learning across the curriculum och bygger vidare på forskningsprojektet ICT in Primary Education,…

Richard Walden, chairman of the Independent Schools Association, claims state schools fail to provide pupils with a moral compass because of a relentless focus on exam results and league tables.

A quiet revolution has been going on in the corridors of academia: nowadays, being a success may include having a life outside, says Jonathan Wolff.

'It is the ability to marry teacher and tech that makes the iPad so formidable.' Will Strange explains his innovative approach to teaching modern foreign languages.

Practising mathematics doesn't just help students develop academically, it's also a useful life skill. Here's a collection of lesson ideas and resources to help teachers get started.

Leaders who demonstrate a continual desire to learn and connect whenever possible help set a precedence of transparency and innovation in a school’s culture.

Would you encourage parents of a low-achieving student to change schools so your results weren't dragged down? This week's Secret Teacher faced that dilemma.

'I wanted a job where I could see the impact I was having on other people's lives, and teaching offers that.' Media studies teacher Anthony Shallow talks about his career change.