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After years of disruption, student motivation in American schools is lower than ever before. What does Estonia, a country whose teens are more enthused for learning, do that U.S. schools can look to?
America Achieves CEO Jon Schnur discusses the importance of a good jobs agenda and the role of career pathway systems for preparing children for the next economy on the latest Global Ed Talk with NCEE’s Anthony Mackay.
Expanding Access to Early Childhood Resources on a Shoestring Budget: A Superintendent Leads the Way
A Las Vegas principal used the upheaval of the pandemic as a chance to ground the school’s professional learning in teacher-led inquiry.
Finnish students in teacher training programs spend a full year teaching in a specialized teacher training school before graduation.
By Anthony Mackay In this Global Ed Talks interview, Anthony Mackay sits down with Peggy Brookins, President and CEO of the National Board for Professional Teaching Standards (NBPTS) to discuss the current state of the profession, building and promoting an evidence-informed learning profession, and priority areas of action to advance the profession – ...
By Jennifer Craw Vocational education and training (VET) in Singapore and Switzerland is the most popular choice for students, with over two-thirds of students in both countries opting for a VET program rather than a traditional academic program when given the option. This is due in part to the fact that VET in ...
Singapore’s system of teacher development is second to none.
Top education systems select school leaders from among the very best teachers, providing strong mentorship support as they progress in their careers.
Top-performing education systems require aspiring principals to have teaching experience, leadership qualifications, and often leadership training programs.
Professional environments for teachers require competitive salaries, career progression, mentorship, and collaborative learning opportunities—resulting in high retention and stronger student outcomes.
Ensuring all students reach basic skill levels could significantly boost GDP, with top-performing countries showing that improving education outcomes is achievable, even for disadvantaged students.
Key principles and practices from the best systems vocational education systems around the globe.
These systems are expanding early childhood education by improving teacher preparation, setting clear standards, and increasing access for disadvantaged students.
The New Zealand Initiative calls for elevating teaching through rigorous training, career pathways, and professional collaboration to address declining student performance and inequality.
The 2012 edition of OCED Education at a Glance highlights the impact of the global recession on education and employment, exploring the link between education and the economy.
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Top education systems select school leaders from among the very best teachers, providing strong mentorship support as they progress in their careers.
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Top-performing education systems require aspiring principals to have teaching experience, leadership qualifications, and often leadership training programs.
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Professional environments for teachers require competitive salaries, career progression, mentorship, and collaborative learning opportunities—resulting in high retention and stronger student outcomes.
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Ensuring all students reach basic skill levels could significantly boost GDP, with top-performing countries showing that improving education outcomes is achievable, even for disadvantaged students.
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Key principles and practices from the best systems vocational education systems around the globe.
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These systems are expanding early childhood education by improving teacher preparation, setting clear standards, and increasing access for disadvantaged students.
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The New Zealand Initiative calls for elevating teaching through rigorous training, career pathways, and professional collaboration to address declining student performance and inequality.
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The 2012 edition of OCED Education at a Glance highlights the impact of the global recession on education and employment, exploring the link between education and the economy.