Frontiers in Education

‘Think of the teachers!’ How secondary traumatic stress, compassion fatigue, and burnout are increasingly impacting teachers

April 19, 2023 // 0 Comments

By Glenys Oberg, School of Education, University of Queensland, Australia Glenys Oberg Glenys Oberg is a PhD student and research assistant at the School of Education of the [...]

Does wealth always lead to a good education? This new model may help predict student success globally

November 22, 2021 // 0 Comments

Does wealth always lead to a good education? New study in Frontiers in Education proposes new model for predicting student success globally [...]

‘Data is life!’: Meet a researcher shining a spotlight on racial inequality in academia

May 20, 2021 // 0 Comments

Image: Hyejin Kang/Shutterstock.com To mark the launch of the new research topic entitled Dismantling racial inequalities in higher education, Prof Marcia Wilson of The Open [...]

New Specialty Section on Language, Culture, and Diversity in Education

February 12, 2020 // 0 Comments

A new Specialty Section led by Professor Cristina Alfaro (San Diego State University) has now launched in Frontiers in Education. [...]

Highly-qualified staff at state preschools overcome private sector staffing advantage

May 14, 2019 // 0 Comments

UK study reveals that staff to child ratios and more importantly, staff qualifications and in-service training, can predict the quality of preschool childcare settings; Frontiers in Education [...]

Sharp rise in essay cheating globally

October 5, 2018 // 3 Comments

Frontiers in Education; A review of surveys covering over 50,000 students reveals that the use of 'essay mills' is rising rapidly around the world

A review of surveys covering over 50,000 students reveals that the use of 'essay mills' is rising rapidly around the world; Frontiers in Education [...]

Changing students’ attitudes to mathematics improves test scores

May 29, 2018 // 1 Comment

Frontiers in Education: Changing children's attitudes to mathematics improves academic achievement

Stanford study shows that a free, online course can change students' mindsets about their math abilities and increase academic achievement: Frontiers in Education [...]

Empowering teachers to secure our future: introducing Teacher Education, a new section in Frontiers in Education

January 30, 2018 // 0 Comments

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Teacher Education: New section in Frontiers in Education will address teacher engagement, education policy and models of professional development for teachers. [...]

Frontiers in Education welcomes new Field Chief Editor

January 18, 2018 // 0 Comments

Margaret Grogan's focus is on women in leadership, gender and education, the moral and ethical dimensions of leadership, and leadership for social justice. [...]

Looking at the bigger picture with ‘STEM Education’: A new launch in Frontiers in Education

January 16, 2018 // 0 Comments

From the phone you’re holding, to the WiFi being used right now, many technologies that are second nature to us are the successes of innovators in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM). But the STEM field serves far more than our love for ever-evolving technologies.

Frontiers in Education announces the launch of a new section - STEM Education to answer the unprecedented environmental challenges humanity is facing. [...]

Scientists list 50 terms you may be confusing

September 19, 2017 // 9 Comments

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A paper in Frontiers in Education defines 50 terms that are commonly assumed to be similar, but in fact refer to very different concepts. [...]

Is it okay for children to count on their fingers?

July 4, 2017 // 2 Comments

Frontiers in Education study suggests finger training intervention combined with exposure to number representations supports quantitative skills development [...]