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Teacher Supply Swap helps stock classrooms
Melissa Badeker, a former teacher in Baltimore, three years ago opened the Teacher Supply Swap -- a warehouse where teachers can donate and access free classroom supplies. She estimates that since she opened the swap, educators have received more than $100,000 in supplies.
School cyberbullies more likely to attempt suicide, study finds
Cyberbullies are around 20 per cent more likely to have suicidal thoughts and attempt suicide than non-perpetrators.

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Fria skolvalet minskar likvärdigheten
Hur påverkar möjligheten att välja skola eleverna, deras föräldrar, lärare och rektorer? Det har Anna Ambrose undersökt i sin avhandling, som nu valts till Skolportens favorit.
Internationellt: Forskere advarer mot å bruke internasjonal skoleforskning
De har undersøkt hva forskningen sier om nasjonale prøver og elevresultater. Og den lar seg ikke alltid overføre til norske forhold.
Internationellt: Sådan suger lærere og pædagoger bedst ny viden til sig
600 lærere og pædagoger har været på efteruddannelse, og konklusionen er klar: De, der lærer i fællesskab, lærer bedre end de, der sidder alene med det. Når man kan diskutere sin nye viden med andre, sidder det bedre fast og giver et skærpet blik i undervisningen.
Första professorn i de samhällsvetenskapliga ämnenas didaktik
Kenneth Nordgren blev i början på sommaren anställd som professor i de samhällsvetenskapliga ämnenas didaktik vid Karlstads universitet. Professuren är den första av sitt slag som utlysts i Sverige.
Intrnationellt: Children learn best from storybooks when characters are realistic
Young children have an easier time exporting what they learn from a fictional storybook to the real world when the storybook is realistic, says psychologist Tania Lombrozo.
Give peace (education) a chance
Life lessons. ShutterstockIn times of conflict, education is often viewed as the place to promote better relations. Under the UK’s “Prevent” policy, nurseries, schools and universities are treated as places where the growth of radical extremism may be undermined.
Can full-day kindergarten improve achievement?
Children attending Ontario’s full-day kindergarten are outperforming their half-day peers at the end of Grade 2, according to a new study that upends older research that found the Liberal government’s signature education program made little difference for pupils.
Do not put pressure on your children ahead of results day, NSPCC tells parents
Parents must not put too much pressure on their children ahead of results day, the NSPCC has warned, as figures show a surge in calls to their helpline from anxious students.
6 questions to ask your students on day one
It's that time again -- time to think about that very first day of school and how you greet your class on day one.