I’ve been writing about AI literacy for a while now, and one thing keeps bothering me about how the conversation unfolds in ...

Most classrooms that use AI in 2026 are teaching students how to use it. Fewer are teaching students how to question it.

If you teach English learners, you already know the daily puzzle: a classroom full of students at five or six different ...

I’ve spent the past few months pulling together something I wish I’d had years ago when I first started experimenting with AI ...

Managing education grants efficiently is crucial for agencies, schools and nonprofits seeking to maximize the impact of their ...

I’ve spent the last few months doing something I probably should’ve done sooner: testing ChatGPT, Gemini, and Claude side by ...

Lesson planning has always been one of the most time-consuming parts of teaching. Between aligning objectives, differentiating activities, finding assessments, and ensuring engagement, planning a ...

As I revisit the complex and often debated topic of learning styles in this post, it’s hard not to reflect on the diverse and passionate responses it elicits each time I address it. Previously, I have ...

Teachers today spend as much time preparing resources as they do teaching. Between finding materials, creating visuals, writing quizzes, and giving feedback, the workload can feel endless. That’s ...

Today, we’re diving into an essential media literacy skill that every student should have in their toolbox: lateral reading. In our current digital landscape, unreliable information is just a click ...

Navigating the diverse landscape of writing tools available for students can be a daunting task. That’s why I’ve put together this comprehensive guide to the best writing tools out there, designed to ...

Over the last few years, I’ve had the opportunity to review a wide range of AI-powered educational platforms. Some offered promising starts but lacked long-term value, while others quickly became ...