St. Patrick’s Day is a fun, mid-March holiday that inspires learning about folktales and history, writing stories about magical creatures or lucky finds,…
If 2025 felt turbulent, 2026 has turned the dial up again. School leaders are now navigating a perfect storm of rising student mental…
By Kristina Piskur MELODY (Music Education for Learning Opportunities and Development of Youngsters) is an Erasmus+ project co-funded by the European Union with…
When Tom Dittl showed up to school wearing a full dinosaur head, his students were thrilled. The Wisconsin teacher had promised his class…
In today’s world, social media gas-lighting and primal cynics deceptively pull power from others, making us wonder how students can wade through the…
With the 2026 school year underway, Australia’s teaching workforce have hit the ground running, but amid the lesson planning, P&C meetings, staff huddles…
When The Atlantic asks how far colleges should go to limit AI’s harms, Tyler Austin Harper answers: as far as it takes—even to campus-wide…
Tarifa at sunrise with Morocco in the background. I’d always assumed that the Spanish city of Tarifa at the country’s southernmost tip, right…
What if creativity wasn’t something extra you had to squeeze in, but something that could live right alongside your everyday lessons? This free…
The greater conversation revolving around artificial intelligence takes place inside the classroom, centered on students. At Llano ISD in Texas, however, there was…
Hundreds of families in Sydney’s South and North will soon have access to new co-educational public high schools, the NSW Government has announced.…
A new website will provide evidence-based information and resources for educators and families to help teach and protect children in today’s digital world.…
Teachers are often drawn to education in hopes of exercising their creative freedom to make a difference in children’s lives. Yet it can…
The first 175 Chinese language teachers began teaching at primary and middle schools in Saudi Arabia last month, as part of an agreement…
It can be tempting to steer away from controversial topics in the classroom. But teaching students to discuss hot topics calmly and rationally…
A new website will provide evidence-based information and resources for educators and families to help teach and protect children in today’s digital world.…
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As the number of universities offering fully online-only courses increases, a new set of challenges arises for students and professors. The ability to…
Australia’s strict policies may have helped reduce virus cases among school students and minimise absences, new research suggests. The study, co-authored by researchers…