If you teach music, you know how the cost of materials can easily add up. From cello strings to oboe reeds, sheet music…
Nominations for The Educator’s 11th annual Hot List 2025 are closing this Friday, 8 August. This prestigious list celebrates experienced professionals in the…
By Giselle Shardlow “I hate math!” my student yelled as she stood on her chair, stomping her feet and screaming. What had started…
Are you teaching students about the art of video editing this year? Or do you enjoy photo and audio editing as a fun…
Moshi is what the company calls a healthy form of digital entertainment. The idea being that this can be used to learn from…
In March this year, more than 1.3 students sat a record 4.5 million online tests in 9,477 campuses and schools across Australia. Two…
Across college campus classrooms, students of all ages have a deep need to feel welcomed, included, and engaged in their learning communities. In…
The Education Department has announced that the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) has completed its review of the programs subject to the…
Elementary music teachers are often the unsung heroes of their schools. They keep students of all ages engaged, teach real music skills, and…
We need an action-based climate change curriculum, now! Paul Thompson, Head of Geography at Sevenoaks School asks what it would take to put…
The New Year is upon us, bringing a mix of wonder, hope, and new beginnings. New Year’s Eve is all about the big…
Was 2023 the year when everything changed? AI and learning, going fully online for an education, the urgent need for a new sustaibility…
Editorial, January 2024 Was 2023 the year everything changed because of AI? Perhaps some of our old priorities just became more essential. 2023…
Québec’s new commissioner of French says a boom in the number of temporary migrants is threatening the status of French, citing “significant repercussions.”…
In a special address, North Carolina governor Roy Cooper declared that public education in the state is facing a “state of emergency” as…
Many language programs at US colleges and universities remain strong despite challenging national and local conditions, according to a comprehensive new report, Enrollments…
Setting goals is important for people of all ages, no matter how big or small the goal. We all need some encouragement to…
Want to see your students’ eyes light up? Tell them they’re going to do an experiment! These 3rd grade science projects are easy…
Communication is a human right, in any and all languages. Children of all backgrounds start communicating from birth, though this communication looks and…