Educators argue students need to understand AI’s limits to develop critical thinking, creativity, and independent learning skills.
Education
Schools Have a Motivation Problem — AI Is Making It Impossible to Ignore
Experts say chatbots have stripped away teachers’ last excuse to reform how they approach schoolwork and assessments.
Experts say chatbots have stripped away teachers’ last excuse to reform how they approach schoolwork and assessments.
How to Manage Exam Anxiety: Evidence-Based Coping Strategies for Students
Evidence-based strategies can help students manage exam anxiety, reduce panic, and stay focused before and during important tests.
Evidence-based strategies can help students manage exam anxiety, reduce panic, and stay focused before and during important tests.
Journalist Calls Out ‘Collective Amnesia’ of Schools’ Romance With Big Tech
In new book, New York Times business reporter Natasha Singer writes, ‘Never has so much market power lined up behind a single curriculum cause.’
In new book, New York Times business reporter Natasha Singer writes, ‘Never has so much market power lined up behind a single curriculum cause.’
Survey: 1 in 4 Kids Who Needed Mental Health Help Didn’t Get It
Carroll: New Orleans students are not getting the mental health support they need. They told us that because we asked. The least we can do is listen.
Carroll: New Orleans students are not getting the mental health support they need. They told us that because we asked. The least we can do is listen.
AI Hype Fades, but Students Still Want Smarter Study Tools
As enthusiasm for AI declines among Gen Z, students are not necessarily abandoning the technology. Instead, growing skepticism may be pushing them toward AI tools that offer more useful, reliable, and effective ways to support learning.
As enthusiasm for AI declines among Gen Z, students are not necessarily abandoning the technology. Instead, growing skepticism may be pushing them toward AI tools that offer more useful, reliable, and effective ways to support learning.
Cursive Is Making a Comeback. But Does It Deserve One?
As schools revive cursive lessons, educators and researchers debate whether handwriting still offers meaningful benefits in a digital age.
As schools revive cursive lessons, educators and researchers debate whether handwriting still offers meaningful benefits in a digital age.
Without Part-Time Jobs or School Clubs, Teens Miss Out on Basic Life Skills
Manno: Study finds bottom rung of the career ladder is disappearing, & opportunities for growth through extracurriculars become rarer as students age.
Manno: Study finds bottom rung of the career ladder is disappearing, & opportunities for growth through extracurriculars become rarer as students age.
Superintendents Want Schools to Change. New Study Examines Why It Doesn’t Happen
Rose & Waite: Survey of 307 district chiefs finds most focus on stabilizing systems — assessment, curriculum, staffing — rather than transforming them.
Rose & Waite: Survey of 307 district chiefs finds most focus on stabilizing systems — assessment, curriculum, staffing — rather than transforming them.
Demographic Facts College Students Should Know in 2026
A collection of essential demographic statistics gives college students a clearer picture of population, age, race and ethnicity, immigration, education, income, poverty, employment, life expectancy, and fertility in the United States and around the world.
A collection of essential demographic statistics gives college students a clearer picture of population, age, race and ethnicity, immigration, education, income, poverty, employment, life expectancy, and fertility in the United States and around the world.
Online MBA in the UAE: What Working Professionals Should Know Before Enrolling
Explore online MBA options in the UAE, including accreditation, entry requirements, study format, duration, career relevance and what to check before enrolling.
— For working professionals in the UAE, an online MBA can provide a flexible route to postgraduate business education without requiring them to step away from full-time employment. However, choosing the right program involves much more than comparing tuition fees or finding the shortest course. Prospective students should understand who awards the qualification, how the…
Nearly 1 in 4 Students Are Chronically Absent From School – Kids Who Feel Happy and Safe Are Less Likely to Miss Class
Research finds that students who feel happy, safe, and connected at school are less likely to experience chronic absenteeism.
Research finds that students who feel happy, safe, and connected at school are less likely to experience chronic absenteeism.
In Tennessee, My Immigrant Students and Families Give More Than They Take
Social worker’s view: Even those who entered the country legally are now facing deportation as the rules change.
Social worker’s view: Even those who entered the country legally are now facing deportation as the rules change.
The Case for Prioritizing Play in Kindergarten
Laura Bornfreund on how schools, families and policymakers can transform kindergarten to better support young children.
Laura Bornfreund on how schools, families and policymakers can transform kindergarten to better support young children.
3-Year College Degrees Grow More Popular in the U.S., Saving Time and Cash. But Critics Aren’t Sold
26 U.S. states have a college that offers at least one reduced-credit, three-year bachelor’s degree program as of this spring.
26 U.S. states have a college that offers at least one reduced-credit, three-year bachelor’s degree program as of this spring.
Schools Don’t Have a Smartphone Problem. They Have a Teaching Problem.
Society often blames smartphones for problems like the educational crisis, which have deeper causes and won’t be solved by simply banning devices.
Society often blames smartphones for problems like the educational crisis, which have deeper causes and won’t be solved by simply banning devices.