Det er en lovovertrædelse, når Randers Kommune ikke længere vil visitere elever i indskolingen til specialundervisning, mener SF’s handicapordfører. Undervisningsministeren hæfter sig ved små ord i kommunens handleplan og deler ikke umiddelbart bekymringen.

Etter noen tøffe år er folkehøgskolen tilbake. I år vil flere unge sette utdanningen på vent for å dyrke interessene sine.

Schools across the US are facing challenges in enforcing cellphone restrictions as students find creative ways to bypass these policies. According to a survey, students use tactics like hiding phones in pockets, using burner phones and leveraging smartwatches to stay connected during class.

By reconsidering your teaching patterns—from how you grade to where students sit—you can remind yourself of the value of flexibility and trying new things.

Tracie Anderson Swilley, named National Principal of the Year, has implemented strategies to boost academic success in math and reading and raise graduation rates at Fairfield Central High School in South Carolina.

The push comes amid the election of former President Donald Trump, who has railed against “inappropriate” content in schools.

Though U.S. students’ scores remained on par with the international average for computer and information literacy, they dropped for computational thinking.

Lynn Rogoff, a veteran multimedia producer, is using AI to bring history to life by allowing students to interact with animated versions of historical figures like Sacagawea. (webbradio)

"Vi viderefører de reglene som er i dag", sier Kjell Ingolf Ropstad i KrF til VG. Fremskrittspartiet, SV, MDG og Rødt er ikke en del av enigheten.

Undervisningen i teknologiforståelse skal tages mere alvorligt politisk, mener Regitze Flannov, DLF, oven på nedslående rapport om danske elevers it-kompetencer.

Arbejdsmiljøet er så presset på en specialskole i Odense Kommune, at Arbejdstilsynet har givet skolen to strakspåbud. Men uden flere hænder kan vi ikke gøre det mere sikkert at gå på arbejde, siger skolelederen.

The children’s commissioner for England believes some families are being "forced" to educate their children at home after a BBC investigation found the number making the switch has doubled in five years.