Justin Reich on Learning Loss, Subtraction in Action, and a future with much more disrupted schooling
Justin Reich is an education and technology researcher and the director of MIT’s Teaching Systems Lab. He hosts a podcast...
Esports could help re-diversify a shrunken curriculum
Esports and schools feel like a pretty strange fit. Regular sports have always gone with schools, but adding esports still...
Review of “How to Raise Successful People” by Esther Wojcicki
This is an interesting book with the perspective of a unique person that ultimately falters because of the blind spots...
Learning to Mastery and the End of Letter Grades
There has been a lot of talk in educational circles about mastery learning. In August of 2022 Khan Academy and...
Blackboard’s LMS marketshare shrinks for another year as Canvas’ dominance grows
In recent years, the learning management industry has grown rapidly as technology and innovations continue to transform the way that...
3 Ways ChatGPT can help teachers and 5 reasons it won’t replace them
Ever since ChatGPT came on the scene there have been a lot of hysterical articles detailing why education will never...
AI’s first education conquest may be in ECE
The internet is all a-flutter with worries and speculation about what ChatGPT and AI in general might do to K-12...
ChatGPT and the Future of Education at FETC
The FETC conference is going on right now in New Orleans and sadly, the conference has a paltry online offering....
Dr. Vince Carbino and the relationships behind personalized learning
When we talk about education on this site, we are often talking about the systems of education. Curricula, standards, teacher...
44% of Graduates Regret their College Majors
Although we have talked about the problems with higher education, there is no question that a college degree is becoming...