In most classrooms, teaching involves a monologic, recitative transfer of knowledge from the teacher to the students, which often undermines the role of the students’ experiences and knowledge in the ...

If you’re reading this and grew up going to Western schools, you might remember your teachers following this basic formula: Explain a subject from the blackboard, ask the kids questions that test ...

Even in digital courses, it's not just the spoken word that counts. Aspects such as tone of voice, eye contact and the appreciation experienced are also important, as a study by the University of ...

The role of grammar instruction in the development of effective writing has long been recognised as a cornerstone of educational practice. Recent pedagogical models emphasise the integration of ...

In recent years, global awareness has become a key focus in higher education, given the interconnectedness of global societies and the pressing challenges worldwide. This case study explores how an ...

It's not too late to start listening. Giving ear and respect to other perspectives builds trust and a sense of community we have lost and desperately hope to regain. There's an opportunity to do this ...

The dialogic classroom: A conversation with Dr. Alina Reznitskaya One of the researchers and practitioners working to change this is Dr. Alina Reznitskaya, an educational psychologist and professor in ...