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PowerSchool's New Podcast Sparks Debate Over EdTech Influence
PowerSchool's new podcast targets K-12 leaders as families struggle with digital app fatigue and unresolved student privacy concerns around classroom AI tools.
How Educators at ISTE 2026 Are Redefining Classroom Screen Time
As Seesaw Learning highlights educators' demands at ISTE 2026, research reveals how active screen time and teacher training drive real classroom success.
How a Free Tech Program is Saving Design Education in UK Classrooms
Discover how Samsung’s award-winning Solve for Tomorrow program is bringing design thinking back to classrooms amid a steep decline in UK D&T education.
How School Districts Are Rewriting the Rules for Buying AI Software
As AI floods classroom software, school districts are adopting strict new procurement rules and cybersecurity audits to protect student data and privacy.
How 'Vibe Coding' and New AI Tools Are Reshaping Classroom Learning
Learn how the rapid shift to 'vibe coding' and strict new FTC student privacy rules are changing how schools prepare students for an AI-driven workforce.
Most High School Grads Feel Unprepared: The Case for Decision Skills
A YouScience report shows 77% of high school grads feel unprepared for the real world. Learn how schools and parents can teach critical decision-making.
Standardized Testing Giants Consolidate as College Entrance Exams Return
Learn how the ETS acquisition of ACT and the return of standardized testing at major universities impact college admissions prep for parents and educators.
How Students Actually Use ChatGPT: New Data Reveals Adoption Risks
New OpenAI adoption data shows rapid global growth in ChatGPT usage. Learn why unguided use risks student creativity and how parents can build AI literacy.
Should Young Chess Players Use Petrov’s Defense? What Coaches Say
Duolingo's new guide to Petrov's Defense has parents wondering if this solid, draw-heavy opening is right for kids. Here is what scholastic coaches recommend.
How the Scotch Game Helps Kids Build Practical Chess Skills
Discover why Duolingo's new guide on the Scotch Game is ideal for young chess players. Learn how this low-memorization system builds sharp tactical skills.
Teaching the Vienna Game: How Offbeat Chess Openings Help Kids Learn
Learn how teaching unconventional chess openings like the Vienna Game can help children build critical thinking skills without relying on rote memorization.
Should Kids Learn 'Low-Theory' Chess Openings? The Trompowsky Debate
Discover how 'low-theory' chess openings like the Trompowsky Attack impact youth players, balancing cognitive ease against long-term tactical growth.