Educators rushing to adopt programs like ChatGPT may not only be overestimating the capabilities of artificial intelligence but underestimating the essence of education, writes Alfie Kohn, author of What Does It Mean to Be Well-Educated? in
A new report from the Brookings Institution suggests that the pandemic may have created a new generation of lost kids from classrooms, according to an article in The Hechinger Report. Many students still aren’t back
Rebecca London, a researcher and professor of sociology at the University of California, Santa Cruz London, recently described to Education Week how recess can elevate the school experience and teach skills useful after playgrounds have
Email is a primary entry point for cyber attacks against schools and universities, with phishing in particular remaining a major threat, according to a Government Technology article. Phishing emails continue to become more sophisticated and
More schools are testing having four to five teachers working together to instruct larger groups of students — typically around 100 depending on the grade level, according to a K-12 Dive article. The team is
When occupational therapists are integrated into general classroom activities, student challenges can be addressed early, writes Linda Rini, an occupational therapist, in an eSchool News essay. She describes five strategies can be integrated into daily routines
We think about our thoughts — we just don’t realize we’re doing so, according to an article in K-12 Dive. These metacognitive skills build our knowledge base and self-confidence. They help us learn why we
Giving students greater voice and even a leadership role in the classroom can develop critical thinking skills, bolster comprehension and increase engagement, according to a K-12 Dive article. The teacher can’t be the only person
Studies show many teachers do not understand how students learn. Here are five of the most common myths about the science of learning reported on in Education Week: 1) Multiple intelligences The myth: Brain function
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