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...
People aren’t flipping out for flipped classrooms like they used to
Flipped learning, a new strategy for teaching that flips the traditional idea of classroom lecture followed by homework on its...
8 Things to see at ASU+GSV on Monday
ASU+GSV is upon us! And as with all conferences there are a bevy of options for things to see, stuff...
Tuition sharing agreements, an update
Almost nine months ago, the Government Accountability Office asked the Dept. of Education to more closely monitor the revenue sharing...
Banning TikTok: Are we throwing the baby out with the bathwater?
An oft discussed topic within the American halls of power is the growing influence and power of China. After a...
Earn crypto by going to class: Principal Rahh’s vision to tackle chronic absenteeism
Amen Rahh knows K-12 education. He is a retired principal in Compton, CA who has watched the issues in K-12...
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...
7 Ideas for Remaking Higher Educaiton
Higher education has some issues. Its cost keeps rising and even if we ever get one time student loan forgiveness,...
HMH is buying NWEA: The giants keep getting giant-er
There is further consolidation in the EdTech industry as a publishing giant, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, is buying the Oregon-based assessment...
Education’s Financial Hangover after the Pandemic
The COVID-19 pandemic changed education very quickly. K-12 schools and Universities started doing classes over zoom, the online tutoring industry...