EdSource · Hot classrooms, leaky roofs — one student’s fight for better school facilities A framework for new science assessments for California’s 6.2 million public school students moved closer to ...

The Guide for Developing and Documenting Teaching Excellence has launched and is available for faculty and staff. In 2019, Jay Akridge, provost and executive vice president for academic affairs and ...

The pandemic was an inflection point that raised questions around the systems and processes that undergird our lives at every level. In the classroom, defining structures had to be suddenly reimagined ...

An international coalition of experts led by the European Union this week released the first draft of a framework for teaching artificial intelligence literacy to primary and secondary students. The ...

Tsinghua University has unveiled a comprehensive framework for the use of artificial intelligence in education, emphasizing ...

Members of the Purdue community are invited to discussions on the framework for developing the provost’s Teaching and Learning Initiative at Teaching@Purdue 2018, a series of four sessions scheduled ...

K–12 school software provider PowerSchool today announced its employee management tool Unified Talent now includes the Danielson Group’s Framework for Teaching to further streamline and simplify ...

Calcasieu Parish School System (CPSS) in Lake Charles, LA plans to implement a teacher evaluation and professional development support program based on Charlotte Danielson's Framework for Teaching ...

Charlotte Danielson, a former teacher and school administrator with degrees from Cornell and Oxford Universities, is one of the most recognized authorities on teaching practice in the United States. A ...

This article presents an innovative refinement in the use of group process records for educational purposes, reviews the history of Rothman's Committee for the Preparation of Teaching Materials, and ...

Faculty are increasingly experimenting with social media, and it’s exciting to find more and more courses I’ll address my own pedagogical use of Twitter in a future ProfHacker post, but for today I ...