We’re willing to bet nobody particularly enjoys filing their taxes—especially teachers, who have enough paperwork and organizational side-work on their plates as is.…
Universities across Australia are wrestling with the rapid rise of generative artificial intelligence. Some have tried detection software. Others have restricted its use.…
Ripple Foundation is proud to announce its upcoming Beyond the Feed youth conference—a free, virtual, national event designed to spark conversation, creativity, and…
Making science come alive in the classroom is important because it helps keep students engaged. By 5th grade, most students begin to learn…
A teacher responding to recent reporting about parents asking schools to return to pen-and-paper learning argued that after banning laptops in his classroom,…
On the way to school in the Kingdom of Ladakh, where instruction in Tibetan may soon be restricted According to draft legislation released…
There always has been a longstanding debate in education about what skill sets students should learn and how their learning should be assessed. The advent of AI, however, has created an…
Sara Davila and Mary Scholl share lessons learned in delivering mobile-friendly, online, effective teacher training at scale Developing an action-oriented curriculum was the…
Music is an undeniably powerful force. It helps us express emotions, strengthen memory, and feel connected to one another. Across cultures and generations,…
The importance of evaluating press coverage of your school Caroline Sherwood suggests that understanding how a school is being presented in the media…
Can a school really be ‘amazing’? If so – how? Martin Skelton turns over some unsettling ideas on his way to the coffee…
How traditional approaches to teaching are being challenged in the Philippines Ekxel Carlo T. Degollacion looks at how an elementary government school in…
Purpose-driven leadership through an integrated educational approach If teaching leadership skills in school is important, how can it be best fitted into the…
Teaching: A world where everything is always perfect, where we’re free to speak our minds without hesitation, and where the challenges of the…
Duangporn Turongratanachai Consilium Education library specialist, Sal Flint continues her column – School Readers – in which she talks to educators about their favourite books. This month’s…
The British International School Safeguarding Coalition Colin Bell looks at a new organisation supporting safeguarding initiatives in British International schools. The importance of…
Do larger class sizes really have a negative impact on learning? The population of the UAE is growing and there is pressure on…
All educators are teachers of language—and engaging students in thinking about language, themselves, and society is an invaluable methodology that can confront dominant…
Developing an alternative approach Too often lesson observations are rushed and tokenistic. But is there a realistic ‘best practice’ alternative? Elen Harris thinks…