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Battle of the AIs: An Educator’s Guide to Choosing the Right AI Platform By Lisa Nielsen published 21 August 25 By matching the right AI tool to the right task, educators can unlock efficiency, creativity, and insight without compromising trust, safety, or compliance
Using UDL To Support CTE Instruction By Ray Bendici published 19 August 25 Educators at Upper Bucks County Technical School have partnered with CAST to embrace Universal Design for Learning principles to support career technical education.
GPT-5 Has Launched: Here’s Everything Teachers Need To Know By Erik Ofgang published 18 August 25 OpenAI's latest and greatest AI model hasn’t quite delivered the upgrade some users were expecting, yet will still have an impact on education.
New School Leader Starter Kit By Ray Bendici last updated 15 August 25 If you’ve just become a leader in your school, here’s some advice, resources, and more to help you get started
Screen Time Mostly Harmless in Small Doses, Suggests New Study By Erik Ofgang published 14 August 25 A new study focused on screen time looked at tens of thousands of children and was designed to be the most robust to date on the topic.
AI vs. The English Department By Erik Ofgang published 13 August 25 As AI becomes more integrated into education, English and humanities teachers are often resistant. Here’s how their concerns could be better met.
Strategic School Planning for Fall: 11 Key Considerations for Leaders By Steve Baule published 12 August 25 In a time of rapid change, strategic planning must be both rigorous and responsive, and the most successful leaders will be those who can achieve that balance.
How AI Has Changed Your Teaching By Erik Ofgang published 11 August 25 Educators share specific ways AI has impacted classrooms across the U.S. both positively and negatively.
I Tried ChatGPT’s Study Mode And It’s Mostly Great By Erik Ofgang published 7 August 25 ChatGPT's new study mode is designed for tutoring college students. It's a big step in the right direction for AI.
What is GeoGebra and How Can Teachers Use It To Teach Math? By Diana Restifo published 6 August 25 GeoGebra is a free interactive math platform for education