Two new reports offer markedly different visions of emerging AI use in education.
Over 60 policymakers, edtech innovators, school leaders, and advocates convened to discuss AI.
Chatbots in classrooms: What are the potential dangers with using them in education?
Current state legislation governing how theories are introduced and taught in classrooms is concerning.
Tackling the root causes of disconnection from education and careers with systems-involved youth.
I want my students to engage with the foundation of our literary traditions.
The kids wanted to get outside more, so they renovated the learning garden.
Most think age appropriateness is a legitimate reason to restrict book access. Who decides?
One teacher said, “I don’t expect anybody to take advantage of it.”
Many middle and high school students struggle to comprehend the text that they’re reading.
A report looks at the state of K-12 innovation, discussing challenges, trends and tools.
Mentioning numbers during everyday activities could be more beneficial than workbooks and exercises.
This “manual for conservative policy thought” would transform American education from start to finish.
Can AI as an on-demand test developer revolutionize teaching and learning?
Education for All works to counteract anti-immigrant policy proposals that limit educating undocumented children.
The approach simultaneously educates students on climate change and reduces the campus carbon footprint.
It’s well past time to acknowledge that chronic absenteeism has become an educational emergency.
Some say task force is shutting down discussion of guidelines for cops in schools.
Companies report using AI tools in their workflows already or planning to adopt soon.
In a lesson for other states, Arizona’s voucher experiment has precipitated a budget meltdown.