Over the past decade, attempts to micromanage teachers’ work within classrooms while also limiting their freedom of speech have increased and become a major disruption to Brazilian educators....
Continue reading blog postEscape rooms can provide golden experiences for education. Problem-based, time-constrained, and requiring a team of active and collaborative participants, escape rooms offer an immersive...
Continue reading blog postGraphic vignettes: A new arts-based research method to detect bullying Even though bullying is a perennial problem, there are still significant gaps in our understanding of it. Moreover,...
Continue reading blog postThe lower rates of science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) academic performance by underserved groups (Black, Latinx, Native in the US) is a well-known problem. Some of the...
Continue reading blog postThis blog post is based on our recent article in which we explored how Chinese preservice teachers perceive appropriate technology use in early childhood education (ECE) and how Chinese traditions...
Continue reading blog postMany children in the United Kingdom, and elsewhere in the world, have been away from their regular school and early year settings, spending lengthy periods of time at home since the beginning of...
Continue reading blog postAs school leaders plan the return to school following the global pandemic, it is crucial that their educational decisions are informed by research into the everyday realities of enforced home...
Continue reading blog postThis is not a one-year blip: If we have to have a national assessment system, it shouldn’t be this one Although calls for root-and-branch reform of our national examinations systems aren’t...
Continue reading blog postThe island of Zanzibar where I was born was famous – or infamous – on two accounts: clove plantations and slavery. From the 17th century until 1909, spice plantations were worked by Black...
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