Out of School But in a Book: Leveraging the Socio-Cultural Aspects of Reading
So often, when we talk about reading, we focus on the technical or cognitive side of it – learning how […]
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Which jobs and degrees are likely to see the impact of AI, according to AI
As AI becomes more popular, FutureLearn asked ChatGPT which job roles and degrees AI would be likely to integrate with,
The Art of Justifying Change
Change is an inevitable constant in education. If it isn’t, it surely should be. While it can be met with
Resourceaholic: #5 Maths Gems 182
Welcome to my 182nd gems post. This is where I share some of the latest news, ideas and resources for
What is COP29?: A comprehensive guide
Curious about COP29? Explore all there is to know about the 29th annual Conference of the Parties (COP), why it
The Tales Are Phantasms, But the Victims Are Real: The Trumpian Crucible in Springfield, Ohio
Our guest author is Leo Casey, Special Assistant to the President of the AFT, and Executive Director Emeritus of the
Valuing Teachers’ Voices on World Teachers’ Day—and Every Day
Our guest author is Julie Vogtman, Senior Director of Job Quality, National Women’s Law Center. Did you know that Saturday,
We All Learn at a Different Pace
During the pandemic, I was grounded for an extensive period of time. It was quite odd and liberating not to
7 Tips for Unpacking Academic Standards with AI
Unpacking academic standards is a helpful practice to ensure students have the clarity they need to succeed. It also helps
A Legislator’s Lessons From Fifth Graders
Our guest author is Massachusetts State Senator Becca Rausch. Earlier this year, I walked into one of the elementary schools