The academics who write about trauma-informed education have the ear of administrators and professors right now. My professional email and social-media feeds are filled with tweets, links to articles, ...

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How can schools maximize the impact of their investments in devices and other resources? In this Q&A, Dina Ghobashy, senior global strategy lead for education leadership at Microsoft, provides best ...

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Recently, AI in education has been framed as a gas pedal, accelerating learning, compressing knowledge timelines, and delivering instant expertise. The dominant narrative suggests that the primary ...

Land of Philantasy You Are You, You Are Special: A Story of Belonging Authors Charline Norton, Jack McCabe, Carol D’Amico, Ralph Pilolli, and Ronald B. Cox offer inspiring journeys across childhood, ...

Umit Ozkan delivered the 440th commencement speech, focused on her life experiences and advice for graduates, for Ohio State’s summer commencement ceremony at the Schottenstein Center on Sunday. 1,769 ...

Studies have shown that after asking students a question, most instructors wait between 0.7 and 1.5 seconds for a response before answering it themselves. However, in an anxious, sound-saturated, fast ...

Curiosity is a funny thing. You can’t force it, and yet when it shows up, learning suddenly stops feeling like work. It feels lighter. Almost natural. Kids don’t have to be pushed as hard, and adults ...