Researchers Turn to AI to Help Diagnose Children’s Speech Disorders
When Marisha Speights first started as a speech language pathologist in preschools serving affluent families in Nashville, Tennessee, she used the typical screening and assessment measures that she believed — and was taught — worked well. But when she was placed in Jackson, Mississippi, at preschools that served poorer families, she found the tests were no longer working. “It was, ‘I don’t think t...[Read More]
Data Security Report Identifies Cloud Governance Gaps, AI Impact
A recent Varonis data security report notes that excessive permissions and AI-driven risks are leaving cloud environments dangerously exposed.
Google Rolls Out AI Mode in Search
About a year after introducing AI Overviews for its flagship search offering, Google has announced broad availability of AI Mode in Search.
How AI Impacts Implementation of Portrait of a Graduate
The literati who reside on the coasts are always surprised when progressive educational movements first take root in the vast landmass between the eastern border of California and the western border of Maryland. I have witnessed this three times in my career. I used to derive malicious pleasure from telling conference attendees that the first statewide implementation of project-based learning occu...[Read More]
From Clusters to Culture: Sustaining Readiness Through MAP(s)
In the final blog of this series, I’ll share how we are embedding this work into our district’s DNA—so it doesn’t live in programs, but in policy, leadership, communication, and community expectations. Because when readiness becomes the culture of a system, every learner wins. If Part 1 made the case for rebooting Career and Technical Education (CTE), and Part 2 showed how the Advance CTE Career C...[Read More]
Educators Speak Out About Leadership, Identity and Systemic Change
“True leadership involves not only encouraging teachers to reconnect with their purpose but also ensuring that they are seen, heard and supported,” writes Ryan Burns, an instructional coach and adjunct professor in Warwick, Rhode Island, and a 2024-2025 fellow of the EdSurge Voices of Change Writing Fellowship. Over the last nine months, we’ve worked with eight fellows whose pathways in education ...[Read More]
Educators Speak Out About Leadership, Identity and Systemic Change
“True leadership involves not only encouraging teachers to reconnect with their purpose but also ensuring that they are seen, heard and supported,” writes Ryan Burns, an instructional coach and adjunct professor in Warwick, Rhode Island, and a 2024-2025 fellow of the EdSurge Voices of Change Writing Fellowship. Over the last nine months, we’ve worked with eight fellows whose pathways in education ...[Read More]
Mapping a Path to Equity: How GIS and Mentorship Are Transforming STEM Access for Minority Youth
In Tucson, Arizona, a groundbreaking initiative is reshaping the future of STEM education—and who gets to be part of it. By combining geospatial technology, intergenerational mentorship, and real-world community engagement, a program is helping underrepresented students not only see themselves in STEM fields but step into those roles with confidence. As the U.S. works to meet its growing demand fo...[Read More]
On Student Engagement: How To Be As Interesting As A Video Game
One student engagement strategy is to offer diverse pathways through content–pathways students would have to ‘unlock’ to progress. Source
19-Year-Old College Student Pleading Guilty in PowerSchool Data Hack
A Massachusetts college student will plead guilty to stealing private data from two U.S. education tech companies.
EmpowerEd: How Technology Helps English Language Learners Thrive
How tech empowers English Language Learners: Smartphones & apps bridge gaps without replacing traditional learning. Why blanket bans hurt ELLs most. The post EmpowerEd: How Technology Helps English Language Learners Thrive first appeared on EdTechReview.
How Indian EdTech Can Lead the World – If We Get One Thing Right
Indian EdTech can lead the world—AI-driven learning, VR/AR, and scalable models are reshaping global education. Will 2030 be our breakthrough year? The post How Indian EdTech Can Lead the World – If We Get One Thing Right first appeared on EdTechReview.