«Trust your experience and critical spirit, don't believe in the absurd», suggests Nuno Crato, who was Portugal's Minister of Education and Science.

The philosopher and pedagogue Gregorio Luri defends in his new book the effort, the exams and the importance of memory in learning.

In New Zealand, one of the world's most exciting education reforms is quietly getting underway. Erica Stanford, the country's new Minister of Education, is on a mission to reform the education system from top to bottom.

Gregorio Luri tells us that children who are read to regularly by their parents at the age of five perform better in mathematics, vocabulary and spelling at the age of sixteen. And only one third of children are read to at home on a daily basis.

Gregorio Luri, pedagogue and philosopher, is interviewed by the digital newspaper Vilaweb to talk about the latest results of the PISA study.

No one is more specialized than parents are for their children.

There is no manual of rules and appropriate behaviors to be a perfect parent. Basically because such a figure does not exist.

In an article in La Vanguardia, journalist Carina Farreras reflects on the reading comprehension of Spanish students based on data from PISA and TIMSS, two international assessment studies.

Parents, especially those who are looking for a school for the first time, often get lost among the different methodologies and services used by schools.

After this pandemic, the school will be different. In large part this is because many actors —parents, teachers, the media, the government, and others—will have changed their views and perceptions of their own role in the educational process.