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India’s Online Degree Boom Is Real, But the Verification Gap Is Becoming the Industry’s Next Problem
India’s online degree market is expanding rapidly, but students need to verify annual UGC-DEB entitlement for every program before applying with confidence. The post India’s Online Degree Boom Is Real, But the Verification Gap Is Becoming the I...[Read More]
Cost to Become a Software Engineer: Complete 2026 Guide
Learn how much it costs to become a software engineer, including degrees, coding bootcamps, certifications, and self-taught learning paths. The post Cost to Become a Software Engineer: Complete 2026 Guide first appeared on EdTechReview.
Don’t Sign an AI Contract for Your District Without Asking These Questions (Opinion)
Any ed-tech vendor pitching to schools should have clear answers—in writing.
Why Would Anyone Opt for Virtual Kindergarten?
This fall, my daughter will attend kindergarten virtually. My theory is that she’ll actually have less screen time. My wife and I have been going back and forth about where to send her for school (and what type of school) for the past couple of years...[Read More]
How the PAST Foundation Turned Real-World Problems Into a Learning Ecosystem
Our “Steward Stories” series captures lessons learned from interviews with leaders of mature, purpose-built ecosystem intermediaries. An ecosystem steward is a boundary-spanning leader who goes beyond traditional out-of-school time (OST) system build...[Read More]
Reality Bites: Students Say They Face Stark Challenges After High School
Many Gen Z high school graduates say they were not prepared for the realities of the real world — and new research supports their concern. According to a new Agency study, “Turning the Tassel: What Generation Z Says About Life After High School Gradu...[Read More]
School Pauses Plan to Deploy AI Robot Teacher After Backlash
A district hit pause amid worries over data privacy and the developer’s ties to a sex robot company.
What Should Students Still Have to Do for Themselves?
In this episode of This Week with EdSurge, two educators grapple with the same question from opposite ends of the classroom. One traced it back to a trip to the record store. The other found it waiting inside a lesson plan. Together, they explore wha...[Read More]
Translating Dignity, Not Just Language
One evening, while supporting a family after hours, I asked a mother whether she felt more comfortable speaking with me in Spanish or English. My bilingual front office staff had already left for the evening, and I knew this family would likely need ...[Read More]
Using Mistakes as a Teaching Tool: Shifting the Narrative in Math Classrooms
In many math classrooms, mistakes in math classrooms have been seen as something to avoid, hide, or quickly fix.
I Went from Rising Senior to Teacher. Here’s What I Learned
I’m a high school student in Paramus, New Jersey. I’m also the creator of a free economics program that I teach to middle school students. With each virtual session I lead, I share a link in the chat with my students, and they load the simulation I c...[Read More]
Most Kids Use AI Chatbots, Some Seeking Advice on Sensitive Topics
A new survey of young people highlights how they use AI chatbots and their experience with deepfakes.