The internet was the first honesty crisis in education. AI is the second — and philosopher Christian Miller says it runs on both sides of the desk. What counts as …
Zach Kinzler tells his story of ChatGPT coming how when he was a junior in college. It is worth listening to as he worked out what it meant to learn …
Your student has an IEP through high school — then they graduate and it doesn’t go with them. Dr. Toby Tomlinson Baker explains what changes legally, why a college can …
Dr. Maggie Broderick explains servant scholarship—choosing a dissertation topic that helps real teachers and students by connecting research to classroom practice, policy, and purpose.
Teacher burnout doesn’t mean you’re broken — it means you’re disconnected. Michelle Chanda Singh, and ISTE 2026 winner of 20 to watch, shares how teachers can reconnect, set boundaries, and …
Three educators on how to teach and use AI in the classroom without losing the heart of teaching. Wteacher-driven instruction, building AI with compassion, and the practical tools teachers love …
Leadership in education isn’t a title — it’s seeing a gap and building the bridge. A 16-year-old coder, a college-readiness expert, and the first Latina NASSP president show how to …
Are we being honest about what AI is really doing in our classrooms? MIT’s Justin Reich and philosopher Dr. Christian Miller join Vicki Davis for an honest conversation about AI, …
Michelle Kassorla shared a great (or alarming, I shoudl say) rundown of the Einstein tool. Basically this tool was using an open source tool called Open Claw which has terrible …
High-achieving students often lack direction due to access barriers, but mentorship can significantly help. Programs like Project Access connect students with mentors who guide them through college admissions, particularly for …
