Teagan Whitfield
AI in education could let students master high school
AI in education could let students master high school 30 times faster, finishing curriculum by second grade—one of the most transformative learning…
Gardner: AI May Make Traditional Schooling Optional
Howard Gardner argues artificial intelligence may make traditional schooling optional for humans. Explore his views on the future of education and cognition…
Liberal arts degrees lose popularity among students
Liberal arts degrees have fallen to a 30-year low as students choose majors tied to careers like business and health professions.
Arizona School Suspends Student Over Unsent Email Draft
Arizona school suspends student over unsent email draft, sparking debate on student email surveillance and privacy concerns.
Tennessee Tenure Reforms Boost Early Teacher Performance
Teacher tenure reforms in Tennessee have spurred gains, with early‑career teachers posting the biggest rise in student scores after new evaluations.
Students’ Tech Use in School Raises Learning Concerns
Students' tech use in school raises learning concerns, as a new report highlights the disconnect between educational technology's perceived benefits and its…
School leaders avoid transparency on key policies
School leaders like Mike Miles avoid transparency on key policies, despite systemic change efforts in districts like Houston Independent School District.
Houston Adopts Reforms To Close Achievement Gaps
Houston's school reforms slashed D and F ratings from 121 to 13, marking the largest achievement gain in Texas history.
Small Schools Make Big Impact
Microschools make big impact with around 1 million students attending these small schools, growing rapidly in education space.
Australian teen social media ban shows early results
Early results of the Australian teen social media ban, a policy implemented in December 2025 to protect digital well-being and reduce screen…