Tired of boring study advice? These 6 weird-sounding study hacks actually work. Try them to improve memory, focus, and motivation—without the usual stress.

As the fast progression of AI raises both the stakes and urgency of professional development for teachers, education instructors have shared thoughts on what works — and what doesn't — to get them up ...

The AI skills gap is leaving teachers behind. Here’s how educators can catch up, close the gap, and thrive in an AI-driven ...

Educator Christine Anne Royce makes the case for changing the teaching paradigm for the future with less memorization and ...

Across the U.S., AI is changing the teaching profession as educators get help to write quizzes, design lessons, assist with grading and reduce paperwork.

Discusses how charts created by teachers and students can enhance creativity and facilitate cooperative learning in the classroom. It highlights the benefits of using charts for clarity ...

1. Write a teaching statement! This may seem obvious, but if a teaching statement is asked for, you better write one. Strangely, some applicants omit this part of the package, or give it short ...

Although not all explicit teaching is equally effective, plenty of research-based evidence supports its general effectiveness (for example, Barak Rosenshine, American Educator, 2012).

Explicit teaching of reading has delivered top NAPLAN results at Canley Vale High School in western Sydney. Pictured are students Bryton Lam, 14, Jessica Ly, 14, and Khaly Khun, 14.

The strategies that novices need to acquire facts are different than those needed to acquire the relational knowledge necessary for application. This is called the expertise reversal effect, referring ...

Key points When tested, not all teaching techniques seem effective — and some seem ineffective. Worse, some education researchers are incentivized to prevent null results from being published.