What would the local and global futures of education look like if teachers and their organizations were leading innovation in assessment...
(Note: This guest blog is by Larry Kuehn, Retired Director of Research and Technology at the British Columbia Teachers' Federation and a...
Teachers from early years through higher education face a common assault, intensified in the global pandemic. How might researchers and...
The Education International, (EI) the international confederation of teachers unions, issued a guide to the World Bank's report on...
Two articles about teachers defending public education in Mexico have been added to the Research Archive. Trained to Resist: Teachers...
COVID-19 does not differentiate among borders, ethnicities, disability status, age or gender.In the midst of this global health crisis that...
With its publishing business in free fall, Pearson is targeting teaching, promoting Aida, its artificial intelligence program to teach...
For years the educator union of Puerto Rico, the FMPR, has fought against school closures, for smaller class sizes, against overcrowding,...
In many nations today – including Russia – much of educational policy-making resembles theater. When results are released for the Program...
France’s public school teachers joined in the massive general strike in France last week, organized by unions and the “Yellow Jackets” (...
The Alliance of Concerned Teachers (ACT), in the Philippines, is facing intensified repression and needs international support.The attacks...
We share two calls for international condemnation of brutality in suppressing peaceful protests of Chile's students, teachers, and...