Teachers split over Shakespeare
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The Shakespeare curriculum is shaken up after teachers have their say on which plays should be taught.
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The state's school board has approved a text for studying the Bible's influence on history and culture, which is not the same thing as Bible-study. Will other states follow suit?
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Media & professional: When young teachers are promoted it can cause war in the staffroom. Louise Tickle on peacekeeping efforts.
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By Avian Carrasquillo  acarrasquillo@@dailyherald.com  Teachers often hear about what students did on their summer vacation at the beginning of the year, but at Jack London Middle School in Wheeling this fall, the tables will turn.
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TONY EASTLEY: In Britain, a public spat between the heir to the throne and a senior Cabinet minister has broken out over Prince Charles&#39;s views on education.
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KOLOMNA, Russia - One of the most discordant debates in Russian society is playing out in public schools like those in this city not far from Moscow, where the other day a teacher named Irina Donshina set aside her textbooks, strode before her second-graders, and, as if speaking from a pulpit, posed a simple question:
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Â· Speech posted on liberal Anglican websiteÂ· College principal under fire from some staff
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By KRISTEN GELINEAU  RICHMOND, Va. - To hear the students tell it, Stephen Murmer is a fun, popular art teacher who is always quick to crack a joke. But there is another side to Murmer. A side that has agitated school officials and resulted in his suspension.
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A new performance of 'Dividing the Estate' finds the legendary playwright very much engaged in present-day issues.
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A controversy over too much skin points to the chasm dividing puritan official morality from the lives of real Chinese.
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A debate is festering among graduates and parents at St. Paul's, an elite school in New Hampshire, with critics accusing trustees and the rector of mismanagement.
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InfoWorld - Two business school academics who have disagreed over the viability of social networking in enterprises touched gloves once again Friday during a Webcast debate.
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The announcement of a battery of new standardized tests for students rekindled the debate over whether such testing is emphasized too much.
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School saga is inflaming old divides between ethnic groups.
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More than half of teachers believe plagiarism is a serious problem among sixth-formers, a survey suggests.
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Traditionally, clashes over academic freedom have pitted politicians or administrators against instructors who wanted to express their opinions and teach as they saw fit. But increasingly, it is students who are invoking academic freedom, claiming biased professors are violating their right to a classroom free from indoctrination.
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A head teachers' group believes online marking of papers is contributing to inaccurate exam results.