Imagine if we could all stop stressing about how to filter down nonsensical jargon from above and get back to enjoying great teaching.

Thousands of bright children are being let down by state schools because they are not "stretched" in the classroom, an expert has warned.

By now, most would agree that technology has the potential to be a useful tool for learning. Many schools have invested in some form of technology, whether it’s in computer labs, s, tablets, or a laptop for every student, depending on their budget.

Teachers can use digital tools to help students make a difference in the world, teacher Bill Ferriter writes in this blog post.

Two surveys released Thursday show that educators believe technology is changing the way students learn. Among other things, teachers say they have to entertain students with more flexible teaching styles -- as well as be educators.

ICT teacher Alan O'Donohoe explains how he pulled together a hack day in just three weeks and offers some ideas for schools wanting to set up their own event.

Arab Spring nations urged to embrace a tradition that once thrived in their countries.

Teachers should ask school leaders about the vision for technology use in their schools, suggests Nicholas Provenzano, a high-school English teacher and technology-curriculum specialist in Michigan.

From personal statements to gaps in service, head teacher Paul K Ainsworth explains how to avoid the common mistakes of school job applications.

Det er elevene som er ofre om læreren er dårlig.

More and more students enroll at German universities, one record year followed by another record year.

Mens eksperter og politikere ønsker at afskaffe lektierne, vil tre ud af fire danskere bevare dem. Mange frygter, en afskaffelse vil betyde, at eleverne lærer mindre.