Mange ordblinde elever bruger ikke deres it-hjælpemidler, viser en undersøgelse. Det handler om at gøre dem trygge gennem vejledning og praktisk hjælp, siger læsevejleder, som har fået ekstra timer til opgaven. Det giver eleverne gode resultater.

Mange lærere er ikke klædt fagligt på til at opdage tosprogede elevers dysleksi, de er ikke uddannet til at undervise dem, og den nye læreruddannelse forværrer problemet, siger Nadja Lundby.

Math educator Alice Keeler teams up with Stanford math education professor Jo Boaler to look at how open-ended math tasks can be enhanced with technology.

The ability to appreciate others can spread positive experiences to oneself and others. Common Sense Education reviewed four apps that can help students and teachers develop and express gratitude.

A school transformed its culture by getting rid of rewards for good behavior and prioritizing character education.

When Michael Essien became an administrator at Martin Luther King, Jr. Academic Middle School in San Francisco it was immediately apparent that he needed to help teachers get behavior issues under control. (webb-radio)

The start of the year can be a particularly hard time for kids — trying to navigate from the carefree summer to the routine of school. But, experts say, nerves and anxiety are normal.

En liten gråsugga kan, om man lyfter fram dess värde som ekosystemtjänst, bli ett verktyg för att diskutera hållbar utveckling. Det visar Andreas Magnussons forskning.

Boken "Visuell kunskap för multimodalt lärande" fokuserar på hur uttrycksformer som bild, text, ljud och musik i kombination kan fungera som verktyg i många av skolans ämnen.

School isolation by race begins with our earliest learners. Most American children are isolated in school by race starting at 4 years old, Penn State University professor Erica Frankenberg found in her study.

Researchers have found that people with deep friendships in adolescence had less anxiety and a greater sense of self-worth in early adulthood. Close friends matter, their study found.

Scientists have identified the brain cells that detect pitch changes in speech, allowing us to understand whether someone is asking a question or making a statement.