A recent analysis of 23 years of studies on children's play has found that although children have less time for play today than they did 25 years ago, their play is more imaginative than ever. Highly imaginative children show more creativity and better coping and problem-solving skills than other children.
I Los Angeles skoldistrikt räknas över 900 000 elever in. Tre fjärdedelar av dem är ”latinos” med rötter i Latinamerika, dessutom ofta från fattiga hem i utsatta områden. Hollywood High School är en trygg tillflyktsort för ungdomarna som kan visa upp bra studieresultat.
Jo højere sygefravær blandt lærerne, desto dårligere karakterer får skolens elever, viser en ny rapport. Men analysen holder slet ikke vand, vurderer en professor i statistik. Danmarks Lærerforening kalder rapporten for makværk.
Sam McElroy, a special-education teacher who teaches students recovering credits and students with disabilities at a turnaround high school in Queens, N.Y., discusses in this opinion article his experience implementing the blended-learning program this year at his school.
If we want students to know 99random facts we create a test such as the SAT II subject test. If we want students to learn to write an analytical essay, we assign an essay, then grade it for form, style, grammar, content, and correct bibliography. If we want students to think and act creatively than…
"Hello Children, everywhere". So began Junior Choice, formerly Children’s Favourites, a radio programme that ran on the BBC between 1954 and 1982. I don’t know why, but the tune popped into my head last week when I read about the controversial new National Curriculum proposals for primary schools.
Only 44% of U.S. teachers today report being very satisfied with their jobs -- a decline of 15% over the past two years, professor Michael Moore writes in this opinion article. Other countries are doing better, he writes.
Schools have integrated technology into education in three ways: by incorporating tech tools into traditional instruction; through a combination of traditional and online education; and through online instruction, veteran educator Larry Cuban writes in this blog post. Access to the information afforded by technology isn't the same as getting an education, which involves the acquisition…
A physics and chemistry teacher in California uses her passion for music to help her students learn complicated science and math lessons. Maureen Rymer, who plays the guitar, recorder and piano, often makes up songs and writes lyrics when her class is struggling with a topic, including a recent tune about grams and division.