Teaching Matters is proud to be a key sponsor of the 2011 TEDxNYED conference on Saturday, March 5, 2011

An award of $15,000 to support, sustain or further an innovative school learning environment that has the potential to be replicated by other schools.

This free teacher institute is open to educators interested in implementing Voices and Choices and participating in a city-wide culminating event.

One of the hottest topics in American education these days is extending the learning day and with good reason.

Karen Mapp will guide us in strategizing new ways to foster a home-school connection focused on student success.

Participants from around the world tuned to learn how Teaching Matters' Rubric for School Innovation can be used to move schools toward becoming successful 21st century learning environments.

Sessions will take place in multiple time zones and multiple languages over the five days.

Teaching Matters announced the first annual Elizabeth Rohatyn Prize for School Innovation -- a $15,000 award.

We chose to discuss religious freedom concerning the Sikhs. It is important for people to understand that people are discriminating against other’s religion...

The goals, dreams, and vision for learners, not technology, need to drive the plan.