Excited by the potential of tech in class, Adam Webster explores how mobile, internet-connected devices allow teachers and students to make lessons international and collaborative experiences.

Sydkorea har toppat alla stora internationella undersökningar i vilka som är bäst i matte och läsförståelse i flera år. Men priset för världens bästa studieresultat får barnen betala, med ofta omänskligt långa skoldagar.

IT teacher Genevieve Smith-Nunes didn't do an ICT degree, but taught herself computing from scratch. She talks about keeping her tech skills fresh and being outcoded by her students.

Det blir inga Kina-patriotiska lektioner för Hongkongs skolbarn. Stadens regering backar efter veckor av protester mot planerna.

Suffering from innovation fatigue and tired of the constant top-down trickle of instructions for what to do next? Well Secret Teacher is too - but they have a solution in mind.

Ann Coates has taught social studies at Hanover High School for 16 years. However, this year will be completely different for her because, in addition to her other classes, Coates is teaching in a virtual classroom.

Can creativity be taught? If innovation is truly the key to this country’s success, then it’s time to think strategically about engendering creativity into our education system.

Creative professional and lecturer, Lawrence Lartey, finds his choice of dress is often a sticking point with colleagues. Here he asks why so many still hold a stereotypical view of the lecturer

A special digital issue of Policy Priorities defines the factors at play in the current cyberbullying landscape in U.S. schools. The article "What Do Educators Need to Know About Cyberbullying?" explains just what cyberbullying entails and identifies student groups most at risk. It also offers tips and strategies to those being cyberbullied as well as…

A high school in Cardiff is dedicating half the timetable to tackling poor literacy and numeracy in a bid to drive up standards for its youngest pupils.

Fewer children are reading in their spare time because of the "embarrassment" of carrying books in front of friends, according research.

Children are reading less as their lives become more crowded with other activities, new research suggests.