- October 4, 2025
Why Teaching Critical Thinking Starts With The Student
by Terry Heick The first step in helping students think for themselves just might be to help them see who
Research, Curriculum and Grading: New Data Sheds Light on How Professors are Using AI
Kasun is one of an increasing number of higher education faculty using generative AI models in their work. One national
PEN America Warns of Rise in Books ‘Systematically Removed From School Libraries’
Other frequently banned and challenged authors include novelist Jodi Picoult, manga author Yusei Matsui and children’s and young adult author
What Every Parent Should Know About Online Gambling
Since the U.S. Supreme Court removed the legal barriers that had prohibited states from allowing gambling, some 31 now permit
Education Department Takes a Preliminary Step Toward Revamping Its Research and Statistics Arm
Biedermann said that the Trump administration “absolutely” intends to retain a role in education research, even as it seeks to
Strict Rules Can Foster Calm Classrooms. But Some Students Pay the Price
To his mom, when her son gets suspended from school and sent home, it feels like the school is ignoring
What Schools Stand to Lose in the Battle Over the Next Federal Education Budget
In a news release heralding the legislation, the chairman of the House Appropriations Committee, Republican Tom Cole of Oklahoma, said,
Experiencing the Wonders of Awe While Raising Children
Researchers have even generated feelings of awe in the laboratory by asking parent to remember an experience with their child
8 Of The Most Important Critical Thinking Skills – TeachThought
Critical thinking is the ongoing application of unbiased analysis in pursuit of objective truth. Although its name implies criticism, critical
Why Teens Love to Hang Out at the Library
Student Maelynn likes the hands-on activities Maelynn: I just paint a canvas or I make, like, some bracelets, which is