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01 Sep 2014 in

OECD's Head of the Innovation and Measuring Progress Division (IMEP) Dirk Van Damme outlines here his view of increased teacher satisfaction when these educators are included in education innovation processes.

01 Sep 2014 in

Minecraft has become popular in the school learning environment because, as a crossover game, it can adapt to both short-form and long-form teaching. Jordan Shapiro explores games potential in schools here.

01 Sep 2014 in

John Hattie shares his accumulated 20-year research with BBC Journalist Sarah Montague. To hear the full 28 minute interview, click here.

01 Sep 2014 in

English teacher Vivian Maguire didn't let a room full of shy students hold her teaching back. She filled the silence with their voices in a literary show and tell.

29 Aug 2014 in

Introducing a BYOD (bring your own device) policy into schools comes with equity issues. Here Katrina Schwartz examines how three schools are dealing with this modern technology challenge. 

29 Aug 2014 in

Have you ever asked your students about what engages them in the classroom? Teacher Heather Wolpert-Gawron did, and their responses might surprise you.

29 Aug 2014 in

What is a "slow education" movement, and how can it reimagine the way schools teach students to learn? Educator Shelley Wright explains the what and how here.

29 Aug 2014 in

The MESA USA National Engineering Design Competitionis dedicated to engaging students in STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) subjects for the betterment of humankind.

29 Aug 2014 in

Kara Lubin, CEO and founder of 100 Mile Club tells the story of how success outside the classroom can create student academic success INside the classroom. Read her story here.

29 Aug 2014 in

The influence of Visible Learning is vast. Watch John Hattie's Berlin presentation from November 2013 here to see the thinking behind this revolutionary programme of learning.