Rise of AI-First Learning Platforms
Learners scroll past dated courses, admins wrestle with clunky reports, and completion rates refuse to budge. Sound familiar? Traditional Learning […]
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Understanding Trauma Changed My Teaching for the Better
Few challenges in education are as pervasive (or misunderstood) as supporting students with trauma. According to the National Child Traumatic
Why I Send My Students on a Summer Scavenger Hunt Before School Starts
One of the biggest challenges teachers face—especially in the early weeks of the school year—is building real relationships with students.
24+ Fun Activities To Honor Hispanic Heritage Month
I used to think I don’t need to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month because I celebrate our culture every day. But
Welcoming Grant Parsamyan as Coursera’s New Chief Data Officer
By Greg Hart, Coursera CEO I’m excited to welcome Grant Parsamyan as Coursera’s new Chief Data Officer, effective July 21,
What’s New for L&D Teams in 2025
Your learners make over 35,000 decisions a day. That’s the cognitive load your training must compete with before it even
A Principal’s Reflections: The Art of Adaptation: Navigating and Justifying Change
Justifying change isn’t just about presenting an idea; it’s about building the bridge from current challenges to future possibilities, making
Strategize Your L&D Like a Grandmaster: 4 Key Questions
Every July 20th, the world celebrates Chess, a game of deep strategy, calculated risk, and constant learning. While the 64-square
What Trump’s Dismantling of the Department of Education Means for Teachers
President Trump campaigned on the idea of dismantling the Department of Education (DOE). In February, he put out an executive
Help! I’m Sick of the Candy Culture at School
Dear We Are Teachers,I get that incentives can motivate students, but I’m so over the endless candy rewards system. It