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21 Oct 2014 in

Are children's school reports the final word on their progress, or are they just a list of test and assessment results?  explains what kind of information is most useful to parents in a report, and why.

20 Oct 2014 in

By discovering more about how the brain works, you can understand a whole lot more about how students learn. Lakeview Academy's explains how .

20 Oct 2014 in

calls on the EU Commission to embrace policies which will enable big data to transform the education sector in Europe.

19 Oct 2014 in

Is this a light bulb moment for you? Ben Johnson challenges Principals to really think about what the top three priorities for schools are. 
"If we want students to learn, the most critical element is the teacher. So professional development is the overall most important thing we can do to help students learn."
What about the principal's role in being an active participant? Vivienne Robinson's research on the principal's role in professional learning is relevant here too.

17 Oct 2014 in

These 10 design questions by are what you should be asking yourself to find them, and to foster individual connections with your students.

17 Oct 2014 in

 Learn how an effective online portal has transformed lesson preparation for teachers in the US District of Columbia over the past three years.

17 Oct 2014 in

Studies show that teachers engaging with students’ emotions is an essential part of the teaching process, constituting around half of their workload in class.   of the  examines the race to computerize the emotional component of teaching.

16 Oct 2014 in

Looking for a fast and effortless way to boost your school's marketing strategy?  from  shares a useful set of tips for creating a Facebook presence for your school.

16 Oct 2014 in

"Imagine a world in which teachers could analyse the answers given in exam papers not just to find out how much their students have learned, but also to get clues as to why some gave the wrong answers or struggled to understand certain concepts...."

looks at how big data could change the educational landscape in Europe. 

15 Oct 2014 in

Dr John Hattie's research suggesting that smaller class size may have little bearing on student achievement has sparked active and ongoing debate. Colleen Kimmett and Erin Millar look at the argments for and against class size, and Hattie's conclusion that feedback is the most important factor of all.