Cross-posted from the Teaching Now blog. Imagine a student-teacher in front of a classroom, trying to get control of the classroom. A student might pull out his phone or make a comment that disrupts ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. When it comes to training future nurses, doctors and medical professionals, only so much can be taught in a classroom setting.

Over- and underwhelmend, as well as overworked and undersupported, preservice and new teachers are an “at-risk” group. According to the National Education Association, “20 percent of new public school ...

Imagine a student-teacher in front of a classroom, trying to get control of the classroom. A student might pull out his phone or make a comment that disrupts the rest of the class. The prospective ...

When we think of classroom management, we often think of discipline and severity. That's not entirely wrong, but it's a very small field of expertise. Above all, class management requires the ability ...

This chapter considers the use of simulations and games for science learning in the context of formal education. After describing the variety of contexts in which individuals interact with simulations ...

The teacher spots C.J.’s cell phone, and the power struggle begins. The teacher insists the phone be put away; the middle school student crosses her arms defiantly. Voices are raised. C.J. is accused ...

Pamela Aaltonen, associate head of nursing, at the center dedication. The student interaction space is named in her honor. (Photo by Rebecca Wilcox) Anyone who has visited a modern hospital would find ...

In a simulation of coronavirus spread in a socially distanced classroom, the back corners of the room were the safest spots. Researchers at the University of New Mexico simulated the path of small and ...