Teachers are professionals and deserve more trust, say 2022 state Teachers of the Year.

Seventy percent of public schools in the US report an increase in students seeking mental health services, according to a survey released Tuesday by the National Center for Education Statistics. However, data shows, about half of the schools surveyed report they were able to provide these needed supports.

Vigerslev Allés Skole i København har nu modtaget cirka 40 ukrainske elever og ansat tre ukrainsktalende lærere. Det er gået langsommere og bedre end forventet. De danske lærere i ukrainerklasserne oplever en anderledes opgave, end de er vant til.

Politiker i Texas vill beväpna lärare efter skolskjutningen i Uvalde. Fackets svar: ”Vi behöver färre vapen i skolorna, inte fler.”

Norges største barnehagekjede tvinges til å etablere 250 selskaper. 6.000 ansatte får nye arbeidsgivere og 700 nye bankkontoer må på plass. Får null sympati hos statssekretær.

I Ukraina har nästan 1900 skolor skadats i samband med kriget, uppger Rädda Barnen. Skolorna har skadats av bomber och splitter och var tionde har totalförstörts.

En medlemsundersøgelse fra Danmarks Lærerforening viser, at 34 procent af DLF’s medlemmer har været udsat for vold inden for det seneste år. Men ser man på børnehaveklasselederne alene, er andelen hele 55 procent.

A four-stage framework can help teachers understand the burnout process—and what they can do to protect their well-being and career.

Strong relationships with teachers combined with early postsecondary planning can improve disabled students’ college and career outcomes.

The pandemic forced lasting changes on the American education system. It also brought an explosion of private investments into edtech. What exactly that means for the future technology in schools is still uncertain. The pandemic bump that many edtech firms experienced has faded, but private capital’s interest in edtech, and in shaping the education system, remains.…

The toll of the pandemic has been especially pronounced on minorities, a growing body of research suggests.

Educators are expected to teach through emotional and psychological side effects reaching far beyond communities impacted by tragedies.