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15 Oct 2014 in

Another nation looks to transform its Education system as Cho Hi-yeon the Seoul education superintendent is looking to transform the city’s education system through offering equal opportunities in learning.

13 Oct 2014 in

Will the next generation be able to compete on the international job market? In light of the release of a new report, Australian Education Minister calls for an improvement of the national curriculum. Read more .

13 Oct 2014 in

New teacher evaluation systems in Georgia are "too much, too fast", agrees the  Superintendent. has requested a one-year waiver on the consequences of student growth on teacher and leader evaluations, allowing educators time to adjust to the new assessment system.

10 Oct 2014 in

Please find the audio link below for an interview between Ali Mau and Sheryl Ofner – Tuesday Radio Live. Sheryl specifically refers to the research of John Hattie and the work of Visible Learning to inform the changes that have taken place at Selwyn College.

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08 Oct 2014 in

Gone are the days of drab grey interiors signalling a terrifying trip to the principal's office. argues that

08 Oct 2014 in

Many educators are fed up with national testing demands intruding on day-to-day learning. shares

07 Oct 2014 in

Writing assessment has a long way to catch up to meet the new ELA standards, but makes it easy and engaging to build an effective writing program for your elementary classroom that lets you juggle multiple tasks at once.

06 Oct 2014 in

How can we bridge the gap between teachers and new research? looks into ways that teachers can adapt their practices, citing some  on how people learn and retain information. .

06 Oct 2014 in

Is it better to retain critical thinking practices over rote-learned information? A look into Canada’s provincial tests reveals broader information about the most accurate ways to measure a student's academic success .

06 Oct 2014 in

Is there a simple way to boost the performance of struggling students? Elizabeth Stein writes about the psychology of encouragement, and the limitations of praising intelligence over hard work, looking into ’s work on how mediation exercises can increase a students performance by working on emotional focus as well as academic. Read more .