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The Rhodes Scholarship was designed to forge a network of people who would go on to rule the world.
Philosopher and historian of technology Justin E. H. Smith has been diving into the past to see wher
Even though the metaverse is not really here yet, some educators are already trying to get ahead of
There are universities aiming to do top-notch research and serve large numbers of students of color
Clay Shirky has long been an influential voice on how technology is impacting society. These days th
A group of researchers at Harvard have a unique window into student well-being during the pandemic,
A polio outbreak in 1937 may have been the first time tech made emergency remote learning possible.
An evolutionary biologist who studies the physiology of aging has some surprising advice about brain
Last semester has been described as a kind of limbo—with fewer COVID health restrictions and more in
Sometime early in elementary school, kids are put on one of two paths: regular or gifted. Where did
Back in 2004 Google made a splash with a plan to scan nearly the entire book collections of some of
Low morale of professors and college leaders is turning out to be one of the biggest issues in highe
The SAT can feel very different to different students. While it can give any college applicant stres
Khan Academy has grown from a grassroots phenomenon on YouTube to a non-profit with a mission to cha
Could the pandemic be a moment that competency-based education catches on more widely. It's an appro
Scientists agree that climate change is real and extremely pressing. But many kids in the U.S. aren’
Free online courses have become big business in recent years, offered by companies that work to upse
You’re probably hearing a lot about the crisis in early childhood education these days, as Congress
You may remember the hype about 10 years ago when a new approach to online teaching with technology
We all make mistakes. But for educators, mistakes can be particularly challenging, since there’s a c
