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Responding to a story this morning, one tech-enthusiast-turned-teacher calls for the edtech sector to get to grips with how learning works

The education secretary’s promise to headteachers to provide more clarity about how schools will be held to account should be welcomed by everyone in the sector, writes the head of education at Policy Exchange

The single quickest and easiest way to reduce teacher workload – and ease the retention crisis – would be to encourage the use of externally-produced and quality-assured teaching resources

The new education secretary should ignore the sudden deluge of tweets and remain focused on his department’s urgent issues, writes John David Blake

The leaders of our schools should make the most of their good fortune and apply some realism to school funding, writes one former teacher and head of education

Ofsted’s new boss Amanda Spielman is right to intervene on the role of curriculum in schools, writes one teacher-turned-educationist