School assemblies, poster campaigns and lectures are largely ineffective at curbing bullying among students, writes clinical psychologist Jeff Nalin. In this blog post, Nalin suggests seven strategies to help educators and parents address bullying behavior, including teaching coping skills and rewarding prosocial behavior.

Some people who have Autism can become overwhelmed by their surroundings from time to time. This includes schoolchildren in classroom environments, too. Now, Hugh Murtagh from Coláiste Mhuire in Co Westmeath has designed wristband that will help students with Autism alert their teachers in a subtle manner when they feel they need a break from…

Passion blogging is a low-stakes chance for students to analyze texts of their choosing before they move on to complex literary texts.

Teaching the scientific method yields large learning gains but not as a standalone unit.

As a teacher, I like to bring in foods that are unknown to my students. But until recently, I did not fully grasp the inequities around food and food education in our nation. How might these inequities be different if more students were exposed to nutrient-dense foods and educated on the benefits of these foods?

Students benefit from being paired with professional mentors, according to a study by researchers at the University of Houston. Data shows that students who work with professionals learn more and are more passionate about their career paths.

Students benefit from being paired with professional mentors, according to a study by researchers at the University of Houston. Data shows that students who work with professionals learn more and are more passionate about their career paths.

A Massachusetts school district has adopted a competency-based education program -- sometimes referred to as proficiency-based learning -- that allows students more autonomy over their learning. Students in one fourth-grade classroom are learning how to set their own goals, assess their learning and lead check-in conferences with their parents.

Principals and teachers must work hard at alignment when it comes to the difficult—and evolving—question of student discipline.

The principal of an internationally recognized trauma-informed school explains what this form of education is—and what it isn’t.

Fugees Academy, perhaps the nation’s only school to serve refugees exclusively, tries to pack three years of English into one.