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Student Journalists: AI Is Changing Our Work — And Not For the Better
1+ hour, 9+ min ago (1523+ words) Greg Toppo is a senior writer at The 74. In the nearly four years since generative artificial intelligence began colonizing the academic lives of teens, it has changed the experience of school for millions of young people. Perhaps no group has…...
When AI Makes Young People Think for Themselves, Real Learning Happens
23+ hour, 9+ min ago (284+ words) Ayisha Irfan is founder and CEO of Augmented Intelligence Advisory, a software and advisory company that helps K-12 schools teach students to think alongside AI rather than outsource their thinking to it. On the second day, one of the teens was…...
Put the Credit Cards Away. Workforce Pell Will Help Pay for Career Training
1+ day, 1+ hour ago (1339+ words) Patrick O’Donnell is a correspondent at The 74, covering the impact of the pandemic on America's education system Indiana has more than 500 job openings for medical assistants, but training for the job isn’t cheap — between $1,500 and $4,000 at lower-cost schools, such as…...
Survey: 5 Ways AI is Cutting into Students’ Ability to Learn
2+ day, 2+ hour ago (1214+ words) Greg Toppo is a senior writer at The 74. Over the past four years, generative artificial intelligence has quietly colonized the minds of U.S. adolescents, changing the way they learn. A College Board survey last fall found that the share of high…...
The Science of Reading and Teaching English Learners to Read Are Not Incompatible
6+ day, 1+ hour ago (323+ words) By Conor P. Williams For all the noise and attention and — laudable — political energy behind it, the science of reading is not a thing. Or, rather, it is not a thing that schools can implement. The science of reading is a…...
Amid the Emerging AI Economy, We Need a Skilled Trades Pipeline in High School
6+ day, 23+ hour ago (604+ words) Danny Corwin is executive director of Harbor Freight Tools for Schools, which aims to increase understanding, support and investment in skilled trades education in U.S. public high schools. Jennifer Dewees is president of the Maryland Center for Construction Education and Innovation,…...
Introducing a New Curriculum in School? Don’t Forget Training for the Principal
1+ week, 19+ hour ago (117+ words) The 74 Nancy Gutiérrez is president & CEO of NYC Leadership Academy. This is the crux of the curriculum implementation gap. It’s not a teacher problem. It’s not a curriculum problem. It’s a leadership problem, and it’s one most districts don’t see…...
Don’t Blink: Why NYC Reads Must Stay on Course
1+ week, 23+ hour ago (672+ words) Susan B. Neuman, Professor of Childhood and Literacy Education at New York University, specializes in early literacy development and established the Early Reading program as U.S. Assistant Secretary for Elementary and Secondary Education. By Susan B. Neuman Nearly 25 years ago, I walked into…...
More Dads Are Taking Paid Paternity Leave – The 74
1+ week, 2+ day ago (183+ words) Emily Tate Sullivan is a contract early care and education correspondent at The 74. By Emily Tate Sullivan “Dads really want to be able to take leave to bond with their children, and when presented with the opportunity through this public…...
Denver District Accused of Keeping Kids In English Learner Program Far Too Long
1+ week, 2+ day ago (1701+ words) Jo Napolitano is a senior reporter at The 74. When Jen Hanson, a veteran multilingual educator, first arrived at Denver’s Cherry Creek School District in June 2025, she said she quickly suspected the district was creating its own rules for moving students…...