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A term used to describe the generation that grew up with Starbucks as part of their lives, the “Starbucks generation” generally includes Gen Zs...
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A term used to describe the generation that grew up with Starbucks as part of their lives, the “Starbucks generation” generally includes Gen Zs...
AI in education is important, but AI and CTE are a must-have partnership to help prepare students for jobs-yet-to-be and AI itself.
AI tools already are being used a little in education, but for real effectiveness, professional development for teachers and pre-service teachers is paramount.
Decide whether you need paid or free AI tools, and then learn about some of the different options and what they do.
Consider these practical education cybersecurity solutions for resource-strapped school districts from a coalition of edtech providers.
Whether delivering feedback to students or faculty, the way in which you do it can affect behavior, performance and classroom climate.
A Samsung Solve for Tomorrow winner pulls the curtain back to show how the students, the school and the community gained from the project.
The Smithsonian Institution offers many free professional learning opportunities for teachers, often held during the summer.
School leaders considering a new AI-driven technology must be sure the use is safe and effective, explains Adam Geller, founder of Edthena.
Taking STEM outdoors can help students make real-world connections, broaden their social skills and show them how to become problem-solvers.
What's it like to teach at an online school compared with a traditional school? Two teachers from Ohio and Oregon offer insight.
High-dosage, 1-to-1 virtual tutoring with the same tutors, strong assessments and willingness to adapt helped our students' scores soar.
The year of 2022 saw the greatest number of searches for “exam stress” in the last 20 years, according to a Google analysis by KIS Academics.
Why tapping into classroom tech like augmented and virtual reality helps teach sustainability topics year-round.
A director of teaching and learning shares insights on effective video coaching that have helped teachers learn from their lessons.
SmartBrief’s virtual AI Impact Summit will include various education-related sessions during a two-day deep dive on Sept. 27 and 28.
Here's how one leader frees up his time by letting a chatbot do the lion's share of his more mundane tasks.
High-quality professional development programs and supportive administrators can ease teachers' burnout and enhance their skills.
AI seems scary at first, but teachers and instructional coaches who leverage AI responsibly will find it an enormous time-saver
Growing through intimidation and fear leads to new experiences -- for teachers and students.
12 back-to-school resources from the Smithsonian and 12 conversations to bring into your classroom
Middle- and high-school students focus on local problems with global ripples as they compete in STEM competition.
AI chat tools have their limitations, but recognizing them allows educators to work around them for efficiency and efficacy.
A researched-based program and quick, positive results make teacher buy-in easier for a new math curriculum
Play-based programs are wonderful, but they must be balanced with activities that reinforce the concepts students are learning.
A technology specialist shares her approach to helping teachers integrate tech, which combines ongoing PD with a sense of fun.
How one elementary school's successful literacy program helped with an enormous turnaround in reading scores.
We put students in charge of a project-based learning project -- a multidiscipline "Dracula"-themed escape room -- and here’s what happened.
Video messages, social media and personalization via a school-home communications system have helped make stronger connections.
Prevention, preparedness and response are the three legs of the school safety stool. Technology offers helpful school safety measures.
Prevention, preparedness and response are the three legs of the school safety stool. Technology offers helpful school safety measures.
Making video recording optional earned us buy-in, and using videos only for coaching has made it popular among administrators and teachers.
Developing curriculum as textbooks were pared back during the pandemic is another add-on to teachers' duties. Internet resources can help.
Blending subjects helps students understand how they fit together and increases their interest in what may have been a non-favorite subject.
Students farther than 6 feet from a teacher may have trouble hearing . Those in the back of the classroom can miss 30% of what's being said.
AI chatbots, ML algorithms and VR exchange programs are educational tools set to make language learning easier.
Involved individuals who practice education servant leadership often are the enthusiasts behind initiatives that benefit students.
Using Universal Design for Learning when developing courses helps ensure inclusive learning for students in college as well as K-12.
4 ways schools can work to end the shortage of speech-language pathologists based in schools and help more students learn better.
Don't stress over the possibility that students might cheat with ChatGPT. Instead of seeing AI dilemmas, recognize AI's many benefits.
It is our job as educators to engage students and help them explore career options as early as we can to set them up for success.
Virtual field trips can make teachers' lessons more engaging by putting students in a different country or environment or even on a planet.