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Education

Faster answers, weaker math: AI’s quiet classroom toll
AI eroding – A large study tracking millions of student interactions on ALEKS finds that after ChatGPT’s launch, students spent…
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Education

Schools overhaul employability skills from pre-K onward
making employability – A webinar convening CTE and curriculum leaders urged districts to treat employability skills as an intentional thread…
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Education

How hands-on high school transformed attendance and graduation
transformative learning – In Fall River, Massachusetts, a former teacher turned school leader says students weren’t disengaged by ability—they were…
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Education

Ed Week launches two more differentiation videos for teachers
How to – Ed Week has published two new animated video series on differentiation, adding to an earlier set filmed…
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Education

Can this city succeed in having all eighth graders take algebra where others have failed?
all eighth – Cambridge, Massachusetts has moved to place every eighth grader into Algebra I, a policy long tied to…
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Education

English Majors Use Geography to Read Beyond AI
English majors – As artificial intelligence increasingly drafts essays and conference papers, English literature educators are pushing students toward hands-on…
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Education

Course design at UDC turns into everyday care
At the University of the District of Columbia, a team of learning designers is framing online course design as an…
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Education

Ed Tech Digest brings seven tools for educators
A decade after launching an “Ed Tech Digest” meant to chip away at an ever-growing backlog of resources, this week’s…
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Education

Closings multiply as students scramble to protect credits
From a virtual tour of Trinity Christian College—captured just before the Illinois campus closed in May—to looming deadlines, new state…
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Education

Teachers, students, and the fight over what learning is
A standout mix of essays and research themes from “Sentences of the Week” points to one clear tension in education…









