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Researchers from various universities recently set out to understand how students are utilizing AI to help them understand assigned readings. The study, Self-Regulated…
World Maths Day, the world’s largest online mathematics competition, kicks off in many parts of the globe on March 25. In the U.S.,…
Poets from Shel Silverstein (“Colors”) to Robert Frost (“In White”) have been inspired by colors to write their poetry. As your students learn…
Although women make up more than 50% of humanity, only since the 20th century have they achieved full legal rights and privileges in…
Getting students moving in class may be one of the simplest ways to lift both learning and wellbeing. Research shows children who take…
I will never forget the expression of bewilderment and abject fear on my undergraduate researcher’s face when I said “Can you create a mathematical model of worms messing up age layering?” I am…
Linda Egnatz introduces a language credential that drives enrollment, engagement, and career advancement In a world where academic records, job applications, and professional…
Limericks are short, funny poems with a catchy rhythm. They’re also a perfect way to help kids practice rhyme, syllables, and creative writing.…
By Clare Feeney A serious structural issue exists within the Australian education system: A total lack of oversight around the quality of classroom…
It was 2020 and a raging pandemic was well underway, shuttering teachers and families into online learning. As a school leader, I remember…
Kids and teachers both breathe a sigh of relief when summer break finally arrives. After months of hard work, everyone deserves some time…
. . . BY SHINING A LIGHT Richard Human talks about what is like being a teacher at Svitlo School, a UK based…
What they do in Denmark Denmark, a country of just 5.8 million people, has set itself ambitious climate goals that would intimidate much…
The Will-o’-the-Wisp of evidence To be interested in research is not to demand research-based evidence for every pedagogical breath we take. If we…
What KidZania tells us about children The significance of this extensive dataset became apparent as time went by. It held the potential to…
Whether you’re a seasoned Chromebook user or just getting started, there are tons of tips, tricks, and shortcuts you and your students may…
By Jim Betz I was thrown a curveball recently when I tried a brand new lesson with a second-grade class that involved AI.…
Lately, I’ve been using AI more often. I find that the paid version of ChatGPT can be a more efficient search tool than…