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26 Amazing Facts About Finland’s Unorthodox Education System

The children are not measured at all for the first six years of their education.

Wolfram Alpha launches free portal with tools for math instruction

Numerous studies have highlighted the importance of U.S. students’ math achievement, and now math teachers have a new resource, aligned with the Common Core standards and available free of charge, that might help them teach abstract math lessons.

Innovations for Learning

We seek to form partnerships with other nonprofit agencies and for-profit entities in a common quest to improve public education, and as part of the larger effort to bring families out of poverty.

The Unique Challenges Facing the IT Professional in K12 Education – Survey Report

You are still forced to face the huge challenge of managing and supporting an increasing amount of technology assets with an overworked and understaffed department. When compared to your counterparts in the corporate world, the numbers are simply shocking.

Don’t bet against Neeru Khosla’s idea to save our schools – CK-12 Foundation

Teachers nationwide have downloaded textbooks and other material from the nonprofit’s website, passing them along to millions of students, by CK-12’s estimate.

How the Finnish school system outshines U.S. education

The Finnish school system might sound like a restless American schoolchild’s daydream: school hours cut in half, little homework, no standardized tests, 50-minute recess and free lunch. But the Finns’ unconventional approach to education has vaulted Finland to the upper echelon of countries in overall academic performance.

How Smarter Data Can Save U.S. Education

We may be on the verge of meaningful, data-backed reforms.

What should students be studying now to prepare for 10 years from now?

U.S. Department of Health and Human Services CTO Todd Park, another of our contributors, says flatly, "Students should be studying how to start things–how to create and grow new products, initiatives, ventures, and enterprises–a skill set that never goes out of style."

Recession Put Pre-K Expansion on Hold

Richard M. Clifford, senior scientist at the FTG Child Development Institute at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, said other developed countries — including much of Europe — provide prekindergarten programs.

Wyoming lawmakers want to increase dropout age, add consequences

If you drop out, you won’t drive