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How AI Search Is Changing the Study Tools Families Use
A new EdTech index reveals how ChatGPT and Claude are replacing Google search for parents, while research warns of rising student reliance on AI homework.
How Duolingo's Multi-Subject Expansion Impacts At-Home Learning
Duolingo integrates math, music, and chess into its main app. Learn how gamified streaks affect student learning and how families can use these tools.
Summer Learning Apps: Why Math and Reading Need Different Strategies
Before buying summer learning app subscriptions, learn what research says about subject-specific summer learning loss and the mechanics of top EdTech tools.
Teaching Grammar Today: Inclusivity, Dialects, and ELL Rules
Learn how modern grammar instruction balances traditional rules with inclusivity and dialects. Discover how to help ELL students master possessive adjectives.
The Science Behind Mandarin Tones for Young Language Learners
Discover why mastering tones is critical for students learning Mandarin Chinese, and learn actionable strategies to help your child practice pronunciation.
Duolingo Adds Advanced B2 Courses: What It Means for Fluency
Duolingo expanded its top courses to the B2 advanced level, but does app completion equal real fluency? What parents must know about AI language learning.
Does Changing Your Phone's Language Actually Help You Learn?
Changing a phone's language is a popular hack for learners. Discover what the latest research says about predictive text, AI voice assistants, and true fluency.
Duolingo Drops AI Employee Mandate: Impact on Education
Duolingo recently dropped a policy forcing employees to use AI. Learn what this shift means for the pedagogical quality of language learning apps for your kids.
Do AI Video Calls Actually Improve Language Skills?
Duolingo's new research claims its AI video calls boost speaking skills and confidence. Learn what the science says about AI tutors for language learners.
Do Tongue Twisters Actually Help Kids Learn New Languages?
Duolingo recommends tongue twisters for language learning, but research shows limits. Learn how parents and educators should use these pronunciation drills.
Duolingo Adds AI Video Calls to Boost Beginner Speaking Skills
Duolingo recently launched AI video calls to help language learners speak. We explore what new research says about automated tutors vs human instruction.
Duolingo Score 60: What It Really Means for Student Fluency
A Duolingo Score of 60 marks the shift to independent language use. Learn what this B1-level milestone means for your student's real-world fluency.