What happened to Finnish education?
By OECD Director for Education and Skills Andreas Schleicher For much of the first two decades of this century, if … More
The School Choice Debate Looks Different From My Kitchen Table
This op-ed from Georgetown, Texas mother Courtney Parker Lopez offers what the school choice debate almost never surfaces: a ground-level, human account of why one family left public school, how they ...
When an 89.4 Becomes a Crisis: Rethinking Precision in College Grading
The Decimal Point Problem During one of my first semesters teaching introductory biology labs at the college level, a student approached me after class visibly frustrated about a final grade. The diff...
Community-Guided Teaching: Building Relationships Before Course Design
A Relational Framework for Community-Guided Teaching in Higher Education In higher education, many instructors want to include Indigenous perspectives, experiential learning, and community-engaged ap...
Empowering Educators Through AI: A Simple Approach to Classroom Coding
Discover how educators can harness AI tools to enhance creativity and collaboration in coding, making classroom experiences more engaging and impactful.
Exploring Ancient Rome's Unfinished Megaprojects and Their Lessons for Today
A look at ambitious Roman infrastructure projects that faltered, offering insights into the challenges of modern American infrastructure development.
Yōji Kuri's Surreal Animation Reimagines Bosch's Dark Visions in "The Midnight Parasites"
Yōji Kuri's 1972 short "The Midnight Parasites" creatively channels Bosch's artwork, depicting a bizarre, cyclical existence laden with social commentary.
Soviet Illustrations of The Hobbit: A Unique Artistic Perspective from 1976
Explore the distinctive Soviet illustrations of J.R.R. Tolkien's The Hobbit, showcasing a charming and unorthodox visual interpretation.
They’re Not Lazy: Why Trauma-Informed Teaching Matters in Higher Education
I was that student. I was an adult learner balancing a full-time job, raising children, managing bills, and pursuing a doctoral degree during a global pandemic. Within one year, I lost both of my gra...
Understanding Trauma-Informed Teaching: A Shift Toward Empathy in Higher Education
Trauma-informed teaching in higher education emphasizes empathy and understanding, enhancing the learning experience for students facing unseen challenges.
Navigating Generative AI in Education: Insights from PISA Data
PISA data reveals mixed effects of generative AI on student learning, highlighting the need for careful implementation and pedagogical strategies.
Elevating Education: Chicago's Innovative Pathways in Entrepreneurship and the Arts
Chicago's New Pathways event showcased how local education leaders are nurturing creativity and entrepreneurship among students through innovative programs.
New Resource Uncovers Names of Nearly 4 Million Enslaved Individuals from Former British Colonies
A new online database now offers access to nearly four million names of enslaved people from former British colonies, aiding descendants in their genealogical searches.
Unearthing the Bialetti Moka Express: A Deep Dive into its Origins and Brewing Techniques
Explore the rich history of the Bialetti Moka Express and learn essential tips for brewing the perfect coffee with this iconic stovetop maker.
Insights on AI and Human Skills Through Creative LEGO Activities
Discover how hands-on LEGO activities can illuminate the relationship between artificial intelligence and uniquely human capabilities.