Artificial intelligence and other technology have high schools scrambling to keep up — with states doing an uneven job of encouraging schools to embed critical thinking skills and offering students access to internships and college
STEM centers allow students to explore technical subjects through hands-on experience with innovative equipment, according to an article in EdTech. Many K–12 districts have found creative ways to incorporate STEM into their curricula, but until recently it
An Education Week article asks: Will artificial intelligence short-circuit students’ social-emotional learning — or can it help them build vital interpersonal skills in an increasingly tech-driven world? This is no longer a theoretical challenge for
For years, teachers have bemoaned the state of student writing — and have struggled to manage students’ complex, largely negative feelings about it, according to a Denver Post article that appeared in The Hechinger Report.
Agentic AI is one of education’s most talked-about technologies, but few school districts and colleges have deployed AI agents in day-to-day operations, according to a GovTech article. Key takeaways: 1) AI agents are being used in
A multi-university study led by Texas A&M University sheds new light on the most critical factors in developing literacy, according to a K-12 Dive article. Researchers analyzed nearly 50,000 correlations across 137 coordinated cognitive and
Researchers detect “cognitive surrender” in answering math word problems, with many students seemingly completing assignments faster while learning less from them, according to an article in The Hechinger Report. This conclusion comes from one of
“We don’t have to remove all tech,” says Stephanie Malia Krauss, author of “How We Thrive: Caring for Kids and Ourselves in a Changing World,” in an article in The 74. “We need to remove
Emphasizing play can be contrary to early learning goals, which often focuses on academic standards, according to an article in Education Week. But when learning is more playful, it becomes more effective, says Kimberly Nesbitt, an
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