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These Students are Learning the Math That Makes AI Tick
Rather than study how to use AI, students in this machine learning class work with the math that makes the AI work.
Social-Emotional Learning Can Boost Student Achievement. New Data Says By How Much.
Social-emotional learning programs can boost students’ academic performances, but a recent analysis found that program length matters when it comes to how much. Researchers from the Yale School of Medicine analyzed 40 studies on SEL programs that inc...[Read More]
5 Best Practices for Crafting a School or District AI Policy
Nearly half of educators say their school or district does not have an AI policy.
Why Standards and Credentials Matter in Dual Enrollment
Dual enrollment is surging, offering high school students a way to earn college credit and reduce education costs at a time when the value of college is under debate. But differences in standards and credit transfer practices mean some credits don’t ...[Read More]
How Multi-Age Groups Changed My Teaching Forever
This story was published by a Voices of Change fellow. Learn more about the fellowship here. This summer, my kids spent time hanging out with their cousins who were visiting from out of town. My kids range in age from 11 to 19 years old. Their cousin...[Read More]
50 Education Accounts You Should Follow On BlueSky
A curated Bluesky directory of educators, researchers, learning scientists, and international pedagogy voices for teachers seeking high-signal, evidence-informed education content. Updated for 2026. Source
From Aspiration to Application: Working Examples of Assessment in the Service of Learning
For decades, educators have aspired to transform educational tests and assessments from merely means of evaluating students’ progress into catalysts for learning—a vision championed by Edmund W. Gordon. The third volume in the Handbook of Assessment ...[Read More]
Girls Are Scoring Worse Than Boys in Science and Math — Again. What Now?
When it was released in September, the latest national assessment showed some upsetting, although not surprising, trends. Considered a good window into how K-12 students in the U.S. are faring, the latest results from the National Assessment of Educa...[Read More]
Learning to Let Go (and Stay Connected): A Parent’s View from 2040
By: Carri Schneider The sun is just rising over the reef, and I can hear my youngest arguing with Scout, his personalized AI assistant, about whether his flipper technique counts as adaptive movement or just flailing. From the other side of the boat,...[Read More]
Do Cellphone Bans Really Fix Student Engagement? (Opinion)
Can schools offer a more compelling alternative to social media or AI?
Beyond the Textbook: Integrating Social Media Analytics into the Modern Marketing Curriculum
Integrating social media analytics into the modern marketing curriculum for beyond the textbook learning experience for professional development. The post Beyond the Textbook: Integrating Social Media Analytics into the Modern Marketing Curriculum fi...[Read More]
Why Most Principals Say Cellphone Bans Improve School Climate
Nearly 3 in 4 principals believe banning cellphones has big upsides.