Et forskningsprojekt forsøger at gøre op med, at læreren ikke længere skal stå alene med ansvaret for at løse det uløselige.

More school districts are adding mental health days into their calendars, with 65 districtwide mental health closures reported by Burbio, a firm that tracks school schedules. Officials say the closures are tied in some cases to staffing shortages but also are aimed at supporting mental health and preventing burnout among students and staff.  

Young people with eating disorders may also have underlying and undiagnosed autism spectrum disorder, according to Flinders University researchers.

Arbetet med pulsträning för ökad inlärning på Vammarskolan i Valdemarsvik har fått stor nationell uppmärksamhet genom åren. Nu har det gått tio år sedan pulspassen infördes för eleverna, och vi återvänder för att höra hur projektet har utvecklat sig på skolan.

A network of high-performing school leaders have been reflecting on successful practices in their schools since the start of the pandemic. This article shares their top five recommendations for learning through COVID-19.

Principal Zachary Robbins’ solution to COVID-era school staffing shortages might sound obvious, but for K-12 leaders it’s been easier said than done since the pandemic began. “You have to make sure you attend to the human side of teaching and learning, and the human side of human resources,” says Robbins.

While face coverings present barriers to easy communication, educators can build a rapport with students by being deliberate in their interactions.

Landsdækkende undersøgelse fra Syddansk Universitet viser bekymrende tendens med faldende fysisk aktivitet og stigende kropsvægt blandt børn og unge under corona-nedlukningen.

This work has given us the opportunity to review an area of evidence in depth and explore an issue fully from a number of angles. Our intention is that the review is a resource for those with interest and need in learning more about how online and distance learning occurred during the COVID-19 pandemic, providing…

An occupational therapist offers simple exercises for helping students from preschool through fifth grade manage their energy and emotions.

The brain is crucial to education, and most of us really don’t know much about how this organ works. Fortunately, we’re in a golden age of discovery when it comes to the brain, and there are even new disciplines emerging with new ways of thinking about the tool we use for thinking.

Kids are ready for more self-direction. A fear of "messing up" may be holding them back.