BW Walch, an educational publishing company in South Portland, appointed Sean Lockwood as its next chief executive officer. Lockwood succeeds Al Noyes, who served as CEO and will continue as chairman ...

Lee Schulman’s term “pedagogical solitude” captures a pervasive problem in academic teaching: many of us teach in isolation, with few opportunities for intellectual or creative exchange with fellow ...

The University of Texas at Austin is shuttering its longstanding Center for Teaching and Learning at the end of the semester, part of a wave of changes announced last Friday that include the closure ...

Re “Tech Giants Racing to Add A.I. to Schools Around the World” (Business, Jan. 5): With the proliferation of A.I. tools and the push for their adoption in schools, there has never been a greater need ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. I share insights from the intersection of education and industry. Co-teaching between industry experts and educators is one of the ...

Most students expect to see one professor at the front of the classroom throughout the semester. But for those attending Harvey Mudd College, a STEM-focused institution in California, it’s not unusual ...

WASHINGTON — Imagine becoming a teacher without the hefty tuition fees. In D.C., it’s not just a dream, it’s the new reality for paraprofessionals and graduates ready to lead the classroom. In a ...

Ask students about the campus learning-management system and you are bound to get an earful: They feel bombarded by LMS messages about due dates, meetings, and grades. Instead of reading the syllabus, ...

English teacher Vatricia Harris came to Westwood High School in Mesa, Ariz. eight years ago as an experienced—and disillusioned—educator. “I came here because I was trying to figure out if I was going ...

The divide between research and teaching in higher education is often presented as a tension—academics are expected to publish, yet also to provide high-quality teaching. This artificial separation ...

One hundred years ago a young teacher, John T. Scopes, went on trial in Dayton, Tenn., for violating a recently enacted state law that forbade the state’s educators “to teach any theory that denies ...