These teachers fight AI cheating with classes that force students to show they are learning

Instead of relying on AI detectors or going back to pen and paper assignments, educators said they redesigned classes to make ...
Edutopia

How to Co-Create AI Agreements With Students

By adapting the familiar practice of co-creating classroom norms, teachers can help students make more thoughtful decisions ...
Edutopia

Strategies to Build a Warm and Welcoming Classroom Community

Elementary teachers can boost students’ sense of belonging with an intentional focus on fostering connections between them.
Inc.

Detroit Schools Pay Students $100 a Week to Come to Class. It’s Not Just About Attendance

For schools across the U.S., chronic absenteeism is often a top problem. One public school district has taken an unorthodox approach to combatting it. High school students within the Detroit Public ...
University of Wyoming

Student Scholarly Writing Workshops

WySCI partners with the Communication Across the Curriculum program to offer a 12-week program supporting graduate students in mindsets, behaviors, and resources that contribute to a healthy ...
The Reporter

Danette Mitchell: Should we actually pay students to be in class?

Editor’s note: Danette Mitchell’s column appears on Sundays in the print edition of the Reporter. When I first saw the headline, “Detroit Public Schools to Pay High School Students $100 a Week and ...
Education Week

Using AI-Generated Text in Reading Class? Watch for These Pitfalls

A new kind of story has made its way into elementary school classrooms, joining the books in classroom libraries and the ...
Education Week

Schools Caught Flat-Footed After Google Makes Gemini Chatbot Available to All Students

One of the most popular tech platforms used by schools, Google Classroom, recently opened use of its Gemini chatbot to K-12 students of all ages, giving schools little time to determine how to ...
The Australian

University students struggle to write after schools ditched cursive for screens

Calling for a ban on laptops and iPads in primary school, Emeritus Professor Steven Schwartz said screens were “certainly damaging for children’’. “It’s affecting their behaviour, their ability to ...
Inside Higher Ed

There’s Little Evidence Institutions Care About Writing

I was very encouraged to read a recent New York Times article by Dana Goldstein that asks what students “lose when they stop writing.” Truth be told, I was a little bummed not to have been interviewed ...
The Conversation

Nearly 1 in 4 students are chronically absent from school – kids who feel happy and safe are less likely to miss class

Chronic absenteeism – referring to students who miss 10% or more days of the school year – has become one of the most urgent problems across American schools since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic ...
The Daily Tar Heel

Percent of Black students enrolled in fall 2025 remains low two years after affirmative action repeal

In the second admissions cycle following the elimination of race-conscious affirmative action, UNC reported an increase in Hispanic students, while the percentage of newly enrolled Black students has ...