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Students didn't use a free AI tutor. Human support changed that

Micah Ward | June 28, 2026

AI-powered tutoring alone doesn't improve learning outcomes—unless a teacher is there to help guide and support the student.

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How to prevent AI from teaching students not to think

Ayisha Irfan | June 28, 2026

School must prepare students for an AI-driven economy but technology is quietly eroding the very skills the new landscape demands.

Statewide cell phone bans are growing. Here's some advice

Micah Ward | June 25, 2026

Washington may become the next state to ban cell phones for the entire school day. However, policy alone won't solve the academic issue.

100 years ago, students across took the first SAT. Where is it headed now?

Smithsonian Magazine | June 25, 2026

Higher education has been inching away from entrance exams. Less than 10% of U.S. institutions that grant bachelor’s degrees require a score from the SAT, or its fellow ACT test, for the fall 2026 admissions cycle.

Opinion

After literacy gains, states must confront a math challenge

Elizabeth Schumpert | June 22, 2026

Math achievement is not just lagging—it is becoming the next major barrier to student success.

Opinion

Why schools must stop chasing shortcuts

Shavar Jeffries | June 22, 2026

Over the past decade, technology has surged, promising to accelerate learning, but something isn't adding up.

My teenage son is using AI to do his math homework. I'm now helping his school write its first AI policy

Business Insider | June 22, 2026

My kid was coming home, taking pictures of his math homework, feeding them into an AI engine, and writing a single prompt: Solve.

Opinion

High-quality instructional materials transform teacher collaboration

Rebecca Burnfin | June 17, 2026

High-quality instructional materials give teachers and students a curriculum that is coherent, scaffolded, and standards-aligned.

Student math and reading scores drop in 47 states

Micah Ward | June 16, 2026

Only Louisiana and Mississippi posted education gains; every other state held steady or declined, according to new research.

What’s in store for the Memphis school takeover? Houston’s timeline offers clues.

Chalkbeat | June 16, 2026

Top Tennessee Republicans have heralded Houston’s intervention as a model they want to replicate in the Memphis-Shelby County district. In the first two years of the takeover, more Houston students achieved proficiency on state reading and math tests, and no school received an “F” rating in the state accountability system.

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Students didn't use a free AI tutor. Human support changed that

How to prevent AI from teaching students not to think

Statewide cell phone bans are growing. Here's some advice

100 years ago, students across took the first SAT. Where is it headed now?

After literacy gains, states must confront a math challenge

Why schools must stop chasing shortcuts

My teenage son is using AI to do his math homework. I'm now helping his school write its first AI policy

High-quality instructional materials transform teacher collaboration

Student math and reading scores drop in 47 states

What’s in store for the Memphis school takeover? Houston’s timeline offers clues.

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