Art and AI are reshaping photography, painting, and digital design—expanding creativity, streamlining workflows, and redefining artistic expression in K–12.
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Art and AI are reshaping photography, painting, and digital design—expanding creativity, streamlining workflows, and redefining artistic expression in K–12.
AI tools are transforming support for students with ADHD and dyslexia, offering personalized help that strengthens focus, reading, writing, and confidence.
Explore how modern technology like AI, rideshares, and smart travel apps would transform Planes, Trains and Automobiles in 2025’s travel landscape.
At Thanksgiving, a grandpa suggests using AI for his granddaughter’s college search, sparking fun, connection, and a more thoughtful exploration.
International students are enrolling in smaller numbers worldwide, driven by visa issues, policy changes, and shifting global trends.
High school classrooms are shifting from using Generative AI to mastering it—teaching students how to think critically, create ethically, and lead digitally.
Explore edCircuit’s Stories That Matter for the latest on K-12 digital learning, screen time, EdTech, AI in classrooms, cybersecurity, and ED policy shifts.
Discover how school phone bans impact student screen time, mental health, and family dynamics, and learn what really defines too much screen time for kids.
A CNN interview with Linda McMahon reveals major Department of Education restructuring, with six offices moving to other federal agencies in a historic shift.
Suzy Peppers Rollins discuss how Covid-19 presents a real-world opportunity for students to step up, engage in critical thinking, and make a change.
Elementary school principal Matt Renwick, shares recommendations for online instruction that can foster and sustain relationships.
Rob Waldron discusses why the Waldron Charitable Fund has made a $1 million grant funding local community organizations.
Examining the means to transition school systems to their next highest function.
A Q&A with Coral Sunset Elementary teacher Lizzy Lean.
In this episode of True Literacy, Dr. Michael Hart establishes the basics of building resilience in children with dyslexia.
Michael Zwaagstra, author of A Sage on the Stage: Common Sense Reflections on Teaching and Learning (John Catt Educational), you’ll hear about some of the fads that are shortchanging students, and the evidence that debunks them.
In this episode, Dr. Adam Phyall looks to connect while learning from other attendees, even those participating in his sessions.
In this installment of the True Literacy video column, Dr. Michael Hart shares his thoughts on the importance of establishing systemic processes ahead of intervention.
