Bill Kuhn·3d agoThe Hardest Part of an Election Is the Day AfterOn Tuesday, the country heads to the polls for the midterms, and our school community won’t vote as a bloc, no matter how sure each of us…
The AI Wisdom Institute·Oct 24Trying AI Is Not the Same as Knowing It HelpsBy Dana MorrowA response icon1A response icon1
Bill Kuhn·Oct 13The Science of Learning: When Confidence Gets in the WayIt’s a strange problem. A student reads a chapter a few times, listens to a teacher explain a concept, reviews some notes, and then begins…A response icon1A response icon1
Ebony Rose·Oct 9The School That Won’t Open the BoxSchrödinger’s cat, the poison of anti-Blackness, and Black life in education
Wallace Boston, Ed.D·Oct 9Teaching Credentials Are Not EnoughNikole Hannah-Jones is an American investigative reporter known for her coverage of racial discrimination in schools. She has worked for…
Branko Pejovic·Oct 7When a Child Gets Stuck, Is It Always the Learning?How textbook and worksheet design can make the task clearer — and leave room for children’s thinking.
InRANDbyRAND·Oct 6Who Benefits from Education Savings Accounts? Q&A with Susha RoyAre states helping the students they want to help, without leaving some behind?
InThe Education SignalbyAmelie P·Oct 4AskZacAI and the Case for AI that Understands the Educator’s RoleA school system can employ hundreds of people working toward a single goal, while each person has a very different set of decisions that…
Bill Kuhn·Sep 29Resilience, Relationships, and the Limits of Therapy CultureA response icon1A response icon1
eTutorWorld·Sep 23PISA 2025 Results Are Out. What Do They Actually Tell Us About How Kids Are Learning?PISA scores are out, and the headlines aren’t exactly cheerful. Math and reading scores have fallen across OECD countries, with reading…
