[Adult Re-learning] Shedding 18 years of expertise. My style of learning after becoming a 'first-year student' in my 40s

Today's QuestionHave you ever set aside your accumulated achievements and age to return to the position of a 'learner from scratch'? Hello! I'm Umi, a former bureaucrat and current foreign-affiliated ...

[Junior High School Calligraphy] On Ways of Learning that Connect Students' Writing Activities with Linguistic Expression

Teacher, Tokyo Gakugei University Koganei Junior High School | Shunsuke KanFrom "Educational Information Magazine: The Power ...
Times Higher EducationOpinion

Don’t ban GenAI: teach students to question it

By turning AI output into an object of collective enquiry, educators can teach a valuable habit: rather than simply asking ...

Youth Voices: Bridges Middle School works to bridge the gap in neurodivergent students’ education

Bridges Middle School in Portland offers a specialized, asset-based education for neurodivergent students, using small ...
The Pennsylvania State University

Q&A: What is the Penn State Learning Factory?

The Penn State Learning Factory will host its Open House event on Thursday, Sept. 24, from 4 to 6 p.m. on the fourth floor of ...
Gothamist

As NY phases out Regents exams, parents and educators wonder what’s next for students

The Regents exam will no longer be a mandatory rite of passage for high school seniors in New York starting next fall. But what will replace the test remains a mystery, leaving parents and educators ...
Elon University

Teaching Fellow publishes research on student belonging

Jackson Laing ’27, a senior Teaching Fellow, explored how teaching practices help 9th grade students experience belonging as ...
Onrec

In-Person vs. Online Recruitment Training: Which Learning Option is Best for You?

Regardless of the format, the quality of mentorship is what defines a successful training program. A certificate is just a piece of paper if you do not have the confidence to apply it. When looking at ...
KATU

Oregon test scores improve, but most students still aren't meeting state standards

PORTLAND, Ore. (KATU) — Oregon students are making some progress on state assessments, but newly released results show most students are still not meeting state standards in English, math or science.