Creative studies programs have been around since the 1960s, but as education and business leaders put more emphasis on creativity as a core academic skill, the discipline is growing.

We’ve heard the importance of failure and experimentation in learning. In this excellent interview on Science Friday, inventor James Dyson speaks about his direct experience with failures and schools’ need to accommodate it.

Childhood learning experts, parents, and teachers are voicing strong opposition against mandating standardized tests for kindergarteners.

Med Google Earth kan skolornas matematikundervisning göras roligare och mer informativ.

A combination of available technology and the Common Core State Standards' focus on deeper learning and creativity will help drive a greater push for cloud technology in schools, asserts Tacy Trowbridge, who leads Adobe's Education Programs group.

Blogging is a great way to engage students who are learning another language, even when they are not in class, high-school Spanish teacher Sarah Wike Loyola writes in this blog post.

Schools in the Pittsburgh area and elsewhere are developing Web pages and technology-based programs to allow students, parents and faculty to access information around-the-clock and connect outside of the classroom.

»Kränkningar i skolan — analyser av problem och lösningar.« Det är titeln på en nyutkommen antologi från Skolverket i vilken man pekar på att kränkningarnas orsaker inte främst ska sökas hos enskilda elever.

Utbildningen — vilka funktioner har den egentligen? Å ena sidan håller den samman och utjämnar, å andra sidan rangordnar den och särskiljer. Om detta kan man fördjupa sig i antologin »Differentieringens janusansikte«.

Kvaliteten på undervisningen är viktig. Men det är också kvaliteten på läxorna. Nu visar ny forskning att det behövs mer forskning på det området.  

Kan fjärrundervisning lindra bristen på behöriga lärare? I Pajala kommun har man tio års erfarenhet och kan vittna om både för- och nackdelar.  

Banning Massive Open Online Courses in countries under US sanctions is a travesty. These students need them the most.