Teachers are on their feet all day: Standing in front of the board, walking between students’ desks, monitoring the lunch room, escorting students…
Few have a deeper understanding of principal health and wellbeing than Phil Riley. As Professor of Education Leadership at Deakin University‘s strategic research…
By Dr. Yuvraj Verma, Caroline Hudgins, Adriane Gill, and Rachel Campbell The term “looping” refers to teachers staying with the same group of…
Welcome to the April edition of Edtech Show & Tell, in which our editors share some of the new edtech products that have…
In a district with more than 20,000 students set right on the banks of the Microsoft campus in Bellevue, Washington, a natural goal…
More than half of Australian high school students believe “sometimes people deserve to be hit”, according to a new study. The national survey…
Teaching is often described as a solitary profession, where faculty work independently within their own classrooms, departments, or programs. This siloed approach can…
Spain’s Instituto Cervantes and the Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México (UNAM) have launched the Observatorio del Español para América Latina y el Caribe…
Simon & Schuster’s Ready-to-Read helps K-3 teachers put the right books in students’ hands as they move from learning to decode to reading…
If you want to start a tower garden in your classroom or school, there’s one main thing you need. And it has nothing…
Learning management systems (LMSes) are all-in-one suites for teachers and schools. The best learning management system options provide a wide range of tools…
When assistive technology hits the mark, it’s truly transformative. But when it falls short, it can add to the already heavy load teachers…
In July, the Canberra Times reported that the ACT Government had rejected Northrop Grumman’s offer to send a Canberra student and teacher to…
A lot of math has to do with answering the same question: “How many?” You can count, you can add, you can skip-count,…
Discipline is a hot subject of debate in the world of education. Schools are constantly revamping their policies, trying to find ways to…
A new poll (https://api.ddia.org/uploads/DDIA_Poll_Report_June_25_2024_98425ffa6d.pdf) from the Digital Democracy Institute of the Americas (DDIA) of 3,000 Latinos across the US found that many were…
New research from the University of East Anglia (UEA), UK has found evidence that talking to toddlers helps to shape their developing brain.…
by Jane Louise Hunter and Don Carter New South Wales has just announced a curriculum “shake-up” for primary schools to start in 2027.…
Teaching long vowels involves hearing, reading, and spelling words with lots of different spelling patterns. Teaching long ‘e’ words (like meet and beach)…