Articles: Global Learning

China, Finland and Singapore are creating stronger students—and finally inspiring American educators to take action.

Some forward thinking programs are in place to better educate U.S. students using the best practices of countries who students routinely outperform us.

A North Carolina district, which was plagued with underperforming schools in the 1990s, revamped its leadership, instruction and culture to be a class act for the 21st century—and an example for other districts.

Passing the test and getting kids into college are not enough.

If we're serious about educating for the global economy, let's stop worrying about what kids need!