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Can elementary students build their own apps? Two elementary teachers share how they use MAD-learn for gold-standard project-based learning — and how app-building teaches the soft skills that last.
Claude is now free for verified K-12 teachers, and ChatGPT is free too. Here’s how to get approved, which classroom tools connect, how to vibe code your own games, and …
Sparking curiosity starts with a real teacher. STEM educator Brandie Wright shares the ISTE story people assumed was AI — and why human connection still wins in the age of …
AI assisted grading is coming fast. Steve Swanson built an AI grading tool — then deleted the button that would grade for him. Here’s his 30-second checklist for evaluating any …
Vibe coding for teachers means describing what you want and letting AI write the code. 2021 Kentucky Teacher of the Year Donnie Piercey shares how any teacher can build custom …
Nine educators share STEAM classroom ideas that actually work — from AI literacy and Fortnite physics to garden-based science and Shark Tank for math. Part 2 of the STEAM Super …
Twelve educators reveal how inquiry-based learning, math as play, creativity across subjects, and the power of “yet” build the STEAM education mindset that sparks curiosity and wonder in every classroom.
Schools are prime targets for cyber attacks, yet most students graduate without real-world cybersecurity skills. Jay James shares how Auburn University built a student-led SOC—and how K-12 can adapt the …
Nine classroom-ready stories in ten minutes—teacher brain burnout science, GPT-4.1 updates, Venus tectonics, AI ad hacks, Duolingo’s AI shift, and more. Listen and save tomorrow’s lesson time!
