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Corporate language training is at a crossroads. As teams become more global, the need for precision outweighs the need for basic fluency. This article explores how L&D leaders can apply systematic scaffolding—a method rooted in Instructional Design logic—to build a more efficient, communicative, and accurate language learning program. This post was first published on eLearning Industry.

Mary Randolph, an in-law of the Jefferson family who was influenced by enslaved cooks and traditions of European immigrants, didn’t change Southern cooking with her 1824 cookbook … she originated it

Key points: Schools and districts are looking for leaders who demonstrate both knowledge and impact Data alone doesn’t determine success–leaders who know how to use it do Sustainable change starts with educator voice For more news on school leadership growth, visit eSN’s Educational Leadership hub There is a period in the school leadership journey that we do not talk about enough: the time between earning an administrative license and actually becoming a school leader. For some,

The Law and Justice Building in Raleigh, home of the North Carolina Supreme Court, which earlier this year overturned a lower court’s public school funding decision that could have implications for education-funding disputes in other states In education circles, we pay a lot of attention to key U.S. Supreme Court decisions. But most education law plays out in state courts, where even major rulings can go overlooked. To help make sense of what’s been happening in state courts

The purpose of this article is to discuss our observations and insights into the challenges many doctoral learners face in writing their dissertations. In more than 30 combined years of mentoring doctoral learners, teaching content courses and chairing dissertation committees, we have experienced that doctoral learners seem to lack the basic skills to craft their dissertations. We refer to this as writing critically. In this article, we present a

What do you need information on? Artificial intelligence? Transitions? Seating designs? The 14th Teacher alphabet brings you quick links to popular content that you might find useful. Download the PDF for a hyperlinked version so you can access the content for each letter.

2 Min Read NASA Award Boosts Space Technology Research Capabilities NASA is introducing a new funding opportunity to accelerate academic research and technology development. The Minority University Research and Education Project Space Technology Artemis Research (M‑STAR) application window opened Thursday and will remain open through 11:59 p.m. EDT on Tuesday, Aug. 11. The research funded through this a

Explore Justworks pricing plans for HR solutions, starting from just $8 plus a base fee, for businesses at any stage. This post was first published on eLearning Industry.

Across K–12 schools, the conversation around student device use has shifted from whether phones belong in classrooms to how schools can manage them in a way that supports learning. As digital devices become increasingly embedded in students’ daily lives, educators are navigating a complex balance between maintaining safety and minimizing disruption. The challenge is no longer simply about restriction but about designing systems that are practical and sustainable at scale. One of the most pressin

Scaling specialist training almost always means quietly losing what made it work. This article explores why high-stakes certification programs face a fidelity problem—not a production problem—when they grow, and what to do about it. This post was first published on eLearning Industry.

As learning demands grow, fragmented workflows slow down training delivery for L&D teams. To solve this, centralized work management consolidates learning operations into a single workspace. It connects communication, content reviews, stakeholder collaboration, timelines, and learning assets. This post was first published on eLearning Industry.

Learn how paid search marketing services vs SEO can impact your learning solution promotion in a rapidly evolving landscape. This post was first published on eLearning Industry.

When assessment becomes part of learning, data can do more than measure progress—it can help move students forward. INTERVIEW | by Victor Rivero IXL supports more than 17 million students worldwide. In this EdTech Digest conversation, Jennifer Gu, Chief Operating Officer, and Kate Mattison, Vice President of Curriculum, discuss the company’s connected Assessment Suite, the new LevelUp Diagnostic, and how real-time insight can help educators personalize learning and support student growth. K–12

Key points: Research shows that deep reading engages critical parts of the brain Why rigor and efficiency matter in early reading From fragmentation to fidelity: How this district built a literacy system that works For more news on literacy and the brain, visit eSN’s Innovative Teaching hub Once upon a time. For generations, those four words were an invitation. Children leaned in because a story was beginning. They would listen closely, follow the characters, and stay w

Doug Walters begins the 2020–21 school year at Twentynine Palms Junior High School teaching students online from an empty classroom. Covid-era school closures exacerbated learning loss that had started years earlier. New results from the National Assessment of Educational Progress released on June 10 have offered what may initially appear to be a glimmer of sunshine on an otherwise gloomy landscape of U.S. education. Scores of 9-year-olds tested in 2025 as part of NAEP’s Long-Term

A collaborative study involving Aboriginal Elders, families, educators and children across 3 urban schools in Perth, Western Australia, is working to deepen Aboriginal children’s understanding of, and pride in, who they are by strengthening their connections to culture, Country and kin. Professor Cheryl Kickett-Tucker from Curtin University tells us all about the Moombaki Cultural Learnings Project and the impact it is having on Aboriginal students.

For decades, English-speaking universities have recruited globally while communicating only in English. Most have not thought hard enough about what that may be costing them. GUEST COLUMN | by John Crick I have spent most of my working life in international education. Around ten years at Study Group, another ten at Navitas, then almost six years at Enroly, where I was part of the early team. I was also based in Tokyo for three years, which gave me a useful grounding in how the mechanics of inte

Younger students have regained ground academically after the pandemic's disruptions while older students' test scores continue to stagnate, according to the latest testing data released Wednesday by the federal government.

What is custom LMS development and is it a better option for small businesses compared to ready-made LMSs? Read this article to find out under which circumstances you should consider each option. This post was first published on eLearning Industry.

Employees forget 70% of training within 24 hours. In-app guidance fixes what pre-launch sessions can't—delivering the right help, inside the application, at the exact moment of need. This post was first published on eLearning Industry.