What does it take to ensure the successful rollout of a one-to-one iPad program? In this blog post, Jac de Haan, technology integration specialist, outlines step-by-step what a successful two-month rollout should look like.

English teacher Randy Turner remembers Stephanie Taylor, a student who was in one of his early sixth-grade creative-writing classes and who, this year, will be teaching her own class for the first time. In this blog post, he offers advice for her and other first-year teachers.

Educators can make a difference by developing a long-term vision for their school and a plan for achieving it, education activist Sam Chaltain writes in this blog post.

For the students out there, the closing of summer means a change of scenery, from beach and bonfires to classrooms and textbooks. To ready yourself into study mode, we're highlighting six tech products to bring out the A student in you.

Vicki Davis, a full-time teacher, award-winning blogger and co-founder of the Flat Classroom projects, writes in this blog post about how students and teachers can become co-creators on the "journey of learning".

Teachers at some Maryland middle schools are participating in an ongoing professional-development program provided by the Verizon Foundation to help them incorporate technology into their classrooms.

Students in Monina Salazar's third-grade classroom at Live Oak Elementary School in San Ramon, Calif., used to make dioramas about science biomes; now, they create audio podcasts. The technology activity is much more valuable, Salazar says, because it allows her to integrate science into reading and writing.

Children are like plants says primary teacher Adam Lopez and he believes the roots of a great classroom are created by strong relationships.

Back in school, I pretty much hated math. I couldn't imagine a more boring way to spend my time. That is, until I got to 10th grade, and I met the algebra teacher that made me see the light.

Över 1 400 elever, som bor utomlands med sina vårdnadshavare, fick undervisning i en svensk utlandsskola under läsåret 2011/12. Fördelat på 12 länder bedrivs reguljär undervisning i 19 skolor visar Skolverkets senaste rapport om svensk utlandsundervisning.

Only 18% of elementary- and middle-school teachers are men, statistics show, writes Georgetown Public Policy Institute professor William Gomley in this opinion article. Hiring more men, he writes, can improve teacher quality, increase salaries and improve academic achievement among young boys.

Psychologist and author Adam Saenz recalls his first classroom experience as a substitute teacher and reflects on what it takes to be a good teacher.