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_International Journal of Curriculum and Instruction_ 18 (3):348-372. 2026Artificial intelligence (AI) literacy has emerged as a critical competency in elementary education as learners increasingly engage with AI-mediated and technology-rich learning environments. This study developed and validated a multidimensional AI literacy instrument for elementary school students using a research and devel…

Scientific Reports, Published online: 13 September 2026; doi:10.1038/s41598-026-71729-2 Informational teacher support strengthens the association between psychological resilience and academic self efficacy among preservice English teachers

I once walked into a second-grade classroom where the teacher, Mrs. Johnson, was introducing a new concept. Within a few minutes she knew where every one of her students stood. She gauged their understanding based on who answered a question immediately and who hesitated, who kept speaking up while others disengaged. And she was able […]

(Editor’s note: Today’s post is the latest of a few excerpts from our new book, The Better Teacher’s Toolbox, that I’ll be publishing here over the next two months. You can order the book here, and access more free resources from it here).   Jigsaw Jigsaw is a strategy with multiple variations but basically involves dividing […]

  I’ve previously heard a little about the PQS Model for providing feedback to student writing, but Eva Buyuksimkesyan has written an exceptionally clear and helpful explanation of how to apply it to ELL learners at her post, How to Give Actionable Writing Feedback: 3 Easy Steps. Here’s how she defines it: Praise: point out […]

Publication date: Available online 11 September 2026 Source: Computers and Education: Artificial Intelligence Author(s): Arun Kumar, Thakerng Wongsirichot, Aziz Nanthaamornphong

Publication date: Available online 11 September 2026 Source: International Journal of Human-Computer Studies Author(s): Hemad Fetrati, Gerry Chan, Rita Orji

IXL is an adaptive learning platform offering curriculum-aligned practice, diagnostic assessment, personalized recommendations, and detailed student analytics. It is widely used by schools, teachers, homeschoolers, and families to reinforce academic skills and identify learning gaps. The platform is best known for math and English language arts, but its US edition also covers science, social stud…

Published on September 12, 2026 2:15 PM GMT As the title. Assuming if I'm going to major in computer engineering or electrical engineering, and my ultimate goal is to contribute in reducing AI risks. I could go to the second best university in Taiwan(NYCU), but the world ranking is only 150, and Taiwan relatively week at AI research. If I apply to college in USA, in the best scenario I can apply …

Published on September 12, 2026 2:15 PM GMT As the title. Assuming if I'm going to major in computer engineering or electrical engineering, and my ultimate goal is to contribute in reducing AI risks. I could go to the second best university in Taiwan(NYCU), but the world ranking is only 150, and Taiwan relatively week at AI research. If I apply to college in USA, in the best scenario I can apply …

The MIT Quantum Initiative (QMIT) has launched a new postdoctoral fellowship program to accelerate interdisciplinary quantum research and develop the next generation of scientific leaders. Supported by a grant from the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation, the program—launched in December 2025—reflects QMIT’s vision of expanding quantum science by connecting it with other disciplines.

Kennesaw State University's Dr. Bobbie Bailey School of Music and the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra are joining forces to create new opportunities for the next generation of musicians in Metro Atlanta. The educational partnership will connect KSU music students with professional musicians through masterclasses, performance opportunities and access to ASO concerts.

A record 60 students have been selected to join the latest cohort of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln's Jeffrey S. Raikes School of Computer Science and Management, marking a milestone in the school's growth and commitment to developing future leaders in technology.

A record 60 students have been selected to join the latest cohort of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln's Jeffrey S. Raikes School of Computer Science and Management, marking a milestone in the school's growth and commitment to developing future leaders in technology.

PHOENIX, Ariz. — A dairy operator in northern Wisconsin who wants a business degree is rarely stopped by the coursework. She is stopped by the fact that the nearest four-year campus is seventy miles away, that the courses she needs meet Tuesday and Thursday afternoons, and that neither of those facts will bend because she […] The post Rural America's Access Problem: Why Online Learning Is Rewriti…