Greg Toppo

Governor has fought over several legislative sessions for expanded school choice.

Lawsuit tackles key questions of academic integrity, college admissions and the purpose of school in an age of AI.

Most preservice teachers’ programs lack policies on using AI, CRPE finds, and are likely unready to teach future educators about the field.

Supporters say the cash is necessary to offset the ‘humongously large coffers’ of teachers unions. But is it fueling a Democratic backlash?

First randomized controlled trial of AI system that helps human tutors offers a middle ground in what’s become a polarized debate.

New working paper is believed to be the first to link weaker memory and diminished ‘flexible thinking’ skills to the pandemic’s academic downturn.

Founded by two Harvard classmates, it prioritizes internships, asking why learning must stay confined to ‘this place called school.’

Rebind, a new, AI-assisted digital publisher, is betting that interactive, personal guidance and expert commentary will revive a love for reading.

But will videos of coconut trees, Venn diagrams and other forms of ‘messaging memeology,’ as one pollster put it, push kids to vote?

One urges educators to prep for an artificial intelligence boom. The other warns that it could all go awry. Together, they offer a reality check.