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How States Actually Responded to the Ed Tech Backlash of 2026

Tasha Hensley

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Meg Benner

09/29/2026

The Gap Between AI’s Advanced Capabilities And Everyday Use

Joon Suh Choi

09/18/2026

Millions Of International School Students Are Using Ed Tech Designed for Someone Else

Faith Mundia

09/14/2026

5 Questions With Medha Tare, Ph.D.

Tasha Hensley

09/02/2026

How Two Schools Are Leaning Into Human Skills In The Age Of AI

Ulrich Boser

08/27/2026

5 Questions With Amina Fazlullah

Tasha Hensley

08/10/2026

Designing AI To Strengthen Literacy

Explore how AI-powered literacy tools are helping students improve reading comprehension, writing skills, and personalized learning while addressing concerns about AI replacing the learning process.

Ulrich Boser

08/03/2026

ASR In Literacy — What Is It Good For?

The future of AI-powered reading instruction depends on recognizing that different literacy tasks require fundamentally different approaches to speech recognition.

Owen Henkel

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L Burleigh

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Ruth Schäfer

08/03/2026

5 Questions with Lauren Lichtman

Lauren Lichtman is the Co-Executive Director of Learning Equality.

Meg Benner

07/30/2026

Where LLMs Fail

As students increasingly turn to AI for learning, understanding its limitations is critical to ensuring it supports learning.

Joon Suh Choi

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Kennedy Smith

07/29/2026
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