Ed News

By McKinsey & Company (from July 14, 2025) Crafting a strategy—the process of making coherent, hard-to-reverse choices under uncertainty...

By Dan Rockwell, Leadership Freak (from July 11, 2025) The future is built by the curious. Stupid questions are easy to turn into smart...

By Lenore Skenazy, Zach Rausch, & Jon Haidt, After Babel (from August 11, 2025) One common explanation for why children spend so much of their...

By Frederick M. Hess, AEI (from August 6, 2025) As regular readers know, I’ve long held both that American education is overdue for a rethink...

By Tim Dasey, Sweet Grapes (from August 6, 2025) You've attended the AI presentations. You've read the breathless predictions and stern warnings....

By Eric Hudson, Learning on Purpose (from July 31, 2025) In August 2023 I launched this Substack with a “Back to School with AI”...

By Aisha Baiocchi, The Chronicle of Higher Education (from August 7, 2025) As colleges across the nation phase out diversity, equity, and inclusion...

By Jennifer Szalai, The New York Times (from July 18, 2025)There’s an arresting quotation that resurfaces online now and again, usually...

By Eden Stiffman, The Chronicle of Philanthropy (from July 7, 2025)Artificial intelligence is already changing young people’s lives. Students...

By Common Sense MediaThe rapid rise of AI companions—on platforms like CHAI, Character.AI, Nomi, Replika, and similar conversational AI...

By Katie Hill, Brookings (from July 1, 2025)The recent Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) report argues that “to turn the tide and better...

By Billy Oppenheimer (from July 13, 2025)In the early 1980’s, the sociologist Daniel Chambliss spent five years studying swimmers at every...