With school districts clamoring to partner with Sal Khan, in 2012 we’re going to hear a lot about the transformative potential of the “flipped classroom.

It is true that many social and economic problems are disproportionately found among people with little education, but the culprit for their educational deficit is often low intelligence.

Science has become political, but too few politicians and citizens are well-versed in science. Even though science and technology will be the focus of many of the challenges facing the next president, there has been little discussion of any of these issues in the campaign thus far. Mr. Krauss will...

Recent decades have been marked by heated debates about whether secondary schools should educate students of all achievement levels in the same classroom or set up different "tracks" for high, average, and low achievers. Join us for a lively discussion featuring four prominent thinkers on this issue.

This book lays out new approaches for ensuring high-quality teacher preparation.

The training and licensing of teachers has always been a contentious political and policy issue. Recent years have seen increasingly heated debate about the value of teacher licensure and certification and whether certification ensures a highly qualified teacher corps. Please join AEI for an October 23-24 conference that will...

Ernie Eves has spent the past half-year looking for the issue that could re-elect Ontario's Conservative government; his Education Minister, Elizabeth Witmer, just tripped over it.