Researchers have determined that teachers' expectations for their students affect almost every aspect of instruction and can determine whether students succeed.
Almost a third of adults have been left permanently scarred by the experience of failing grammar school entrance exams at the age of 11, according to new research.
A growing number of teachers in Florida are adopting the flipped instructional method, in which their students watch instructional videos at home and spend class time putting what they have learned into practice.
Hopkins West Junior High School in Minnesota has embraced technology, with students using their school-issued iPads to conduct research, read e-books and interact with their teachers.
In his first term as principal at a primary academy, Peter Knight considers the influence he and the school will have on students and their future in education and explores the ways school leaders can inspire students.
The first 100 days in office are often considered the most important by CEOs and presidents. Our panel offers tips and advice for head teachers, to ensure their first term is a success.
Tablets, laptops and mobiles aren't there to replace traditional teaching tools, but designed to complement them. Our panel of education experts share advice on using one to one devices in schools.