De københavnske folkeskoleelever har overhalet landsgennemsnittet ved de afsluttende prøver i 9. klasse. Dog afhænger resultatet af, hvilke fag der er tale om. Se grafikken her.

Integrated schooling is getting international recognition, decades after it started at the height of the Troubles.

‘Unexplained exits’ affected 61,000 pupils taking GCSEs in 2017, ‘off-rolling’ research finds.

Getting enough sleep and seeing friends may have a bigger effect on teenage girls' mental wellbeing than social media use, a report suggests.

Newcastle University introduces a new approach to emotional support dogs for students.

India has been warned that it will struggle to achieve its higher education development goals if it does not take significant steps to guarantee academic freedom.  

Students need ‘exceptional’ skills and knowledge to achieve firsts, says Universities UK.

Abdi-Noor Mohamed berättar om tiden som ung, engagerad lärare på 1970-talet då Somalia satsade stort på att bygga skolor. Abdi var med när det blev oroligt i landet på 1980-talet och när den islamistiska terrorgruppen al-shabaab började attackera skolor på 2000-talet. Gunnel Mohme, lektor i pedagogik och filosofie doktor samt expert på Somalia, berättar om…

Hur vet man vad man som lärare får och inte får göra? Kristina, chefsjurist på Lärarnas Riksförbund redogör för de juridiska aspekterna i kontakten med elever. Och vad är lärarens ansvar vid riktigt farliga situationer? För tre år sedan dödades en av Göingeskolans elever av en annan elev, och nu för man regelbundna diskussioner om…

World Teachers' Day, established more than 20 years ago by the UNESCO, was held Oct. 5. This year's theme - "Young Teachers, The Future of the Profession" - sought to address some of the challenges faced by educators, including status of the profession and unfilled teaching positions in classrooms.

Just 12 states in the US require students to learn about the Holocaust in school, at a time when research finds that knowledge of the Holocaust is low among millennials, Judd Olanoff writes. In this commentary, Olanoff discusses a bill in Massachusetts that would make genocide education mandatory in the state.

Jordan’s government said on Sunday it has reached a pay deal with the teachers union to end a one-month strike, the country’s longest public sector strike that disrupted schooling for more than 1.5 million students.