In this blog post, Australian researcher and parent Daniel Donahoo writes about the importance of tablet computers and mobile technology in education.

Schools should provide true one-to-one iPad environments, not circulate a cart among classrooms, writes Jennie Magiera, who has worked with 20 one-to-one iPad classrooms this year. A member of the Teacher Leaders Network, Magiera shares tips about what she's learned, including the importance of teacher buy-in and supporting teachers through professional learning communities.

It's the little things that can help a teacher connect with every student in the class, according to author Lynell Burmark: A good place to start: Show the image first, then use the words.    

Teacher leaders discover how to speak to all teacher leaders but not spend time in the teachers lounge, writes José Vilson, a middle-school math teacher and coach. Vilson writes in this blog post that transformative teacher leadership means spending time in the classroom with students but not become isolated.

Being taught by a qualified teacher makes a difference to the education of nursery school children in Scotland, a report concludes.

School standards are being damaged by a "conspiracy of silence" among teachers who refuse to champion excellence, a leading academic has warned.

Det giver langt fra altid faglig bonus, når elever får ekstra undervisningstimer, viser tal fra heldagsskoler.

Teachers in a Pennsylvania junior-high school have used the iBook Author program to write a digital textbook for their online social studies curriculum.

A growing number of school districts nationwide are using social-networking websites and other digital tools to engage parents in their children's education.

What does a range of nationalities in class bring to the teaching and learning experience? A collection of teachers give us a glimpse into their multicultural classrooms.

No matter what questions come his way, head teacher Tom Sherrington has found a way to deliver sex education factually, sensitively and without embarrassment.