Lærerne har oplevet at have haft mere tid til forberedelse og større indflydelse på egne arbejdsforhold de seneste to år under coronapandemien. Samtidig er andelen af lærere, som overvejer at forlade faget, faldet. Det viser en undersøgelse fra Danmarks Lærerforening.

As schools relax mask requirements for students and staff, leaders are urging compassion and understanding for those who opt to continue wearing masks. Jessica Dirsmith, a clinical assistant professor of school psychology, suggests making messaging about wearing masks part of professional development and classroom lessons.

There's an immediate need for policymakers to address high teacher turnover and the changing needs of schools, among other issues.

Alle under 18 år frarådes nu at drikke alkohol. Elever efterspørger kulturændring på tværs af generationer.

Denne uken samles 560 elever fra hele landet til Elevorganisasjonens landsmøte «Elevtinget», for første gang siden før pandemien.

Of 86% of parents of students in special education who reported some degree of learning loss or regression last year, only 18% said their student was receiving extra help to catch up, a survey from the Council of Parent Attorneys and Advocates finds.

‘Our heart goes out to them, but we need help,’ says Nottingham’s education chief.

 "Å ha Eivor som lærer er kult. Det er litt det å se opp til noen. Jenter må vise at det er mulig", mener Ine Bækkedal (16).

Fem partier vil indføre en psykologfaglig uddannelse for lærere, men det skal fortsat være forbeholdt for akademiske psykologer at få autorisation. Det vil gøre det svært for lærere fra uddannelsen at blive taget alvorligt, advarer børnepsykolog Rasmus Alenkær.

”Alla lärare måste berätta sanningen om kriget i Ukraina för sina elever”, säger Susan Flocken, Europachef i lärarnas världsfack.

Skolorna brinner i Ukraina, och lärarfacket Trade Union of Education and Science Workers of Ukraine vädjar om att Education International (EI) ska utesluta Ryssland ur det internationella lärarfackförbundet.

More than 1 million girls who thought of themselves as sporty at primary school lose interest in physical activity as teenagers, according to estimates based on a new survey.