The Smithsonian Learning Lab offers a new tool, Canvas, to help students create their own digital e-zine, writes Abby Pfisterer, museum educator and manager of civic learning for the Smithsonian Institution, National Museum of American History. In this blog post, Pfisterer shares how e-zines offer an alternative to the traditional essay that can strengthen students'…

Enjoyment opens the door to learning, and teachers can use this engaging eight-step process to encourage students’ interest in poetry.

To be more self-assured about your teaching, try making these subtle shifts in how you think about and react to events in your classroom.

Children spent a quarter of their time in class daydreaming, according to new research from Queen's University Belfast (QUB).

Det er en trussel og et tap at pedagogikk fortrenges av utdanningsvitenskap.

SSB-forsker slår i ny studie fast at Oslo-skolen er i stand til å bringe fram gode resultater for elevene. Særlig for de svakeste.

Some schools are overhauling reading instruction and trying a variety of approaches to address the pandemic’s impact on learning.

Having students write for an outside audience can increase engagement by infusing the project with a purpose, says teacher Lorraine Padilla. Writing pieces addressed to school and local leadership, family members or even other classes often generate more enthusiasm than writing for a grade alone, Padilla explains.

School leaders benefit from feedback -- but they are often the last to receive it. Educational consultant Jenn David-Lang argues that opening these channels for communication starts with developing the necessary structures and attitudes feedback.

Proponents are touting open educational resources as a cost-effective alternative to pricey textbooks. Faculty who have adopted OER also report higher student engagement, according to a report released this week from SRI Education and the nonprofit Achieving the Dream.