Phi Delta Kappan

The world is changing, and our mandate is to prepare students for their lives in the future.

If e-readers are reading, then e-reading is reading in the same way that Second Life is reality, in the same way that Epcot is nature and Wii is an Olympic sport.

The ancient art of conversation, together with powerful questions, is still the vehicle through which thinking is distilled and complex ideas are embraced.

A lot transfers from face-to-face courses to online courses, but some adjustments are required by both teachers and students.

The authors of Disrupting Class believe education will be shaped by innovations that create opportunities to individualize learning for every child.

Investing in a vision is essential, but the real work of school improvement can't be done unless leaders engage the hearts of the educators who must do the work.

The issues are difficult and politics tricky, which means that renewing the Elementary and Secondary Education Act next year will be particularly challenging.

Academic optimism has unlocked and unleashed the aspirations of teachers, parents, and students in an urban district in the Midwest.

Harassing supervision is a rational response to an irrational system — and an unavoidable reality until we address its root causes.

Leaders with a powerful vision of instruction were able to move ahead swiftly on reforms, generating the needed support in a variety of ways.

A scholar's initial stab at sharing his ideas gets mixed results; his continued effort to clarify his meaning produces a valuable article.

Debates about national history standards become so fixated on the question of “which history” that a more basic question is neglected: Why study history at all?