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eSchool News is counting down the 10 most-read stories of 2025. Story #10 focuses on teaching strategies around AI. Key points: In the last year, we’ve seen an extraordinary push toward integrating artificial intelligence in classrooms. Among educators, that trend has evoked responses from optimism to opposition. “Will AI replace educators?” “Can it really help kids?” “Is it safe?” Just a few years ago, these questions were unthinkable, and now they’re in every K-12 school, hanging in the air. Given the pace at which AI technologies are changing, there’s a lot still to be determined, and I won’t pretend to…

CommLab India Recognized As A Leader In AI Innovation CommLab India ranks No. 1 for AI innovation and has been recognized for its advancements in learning and skills development, reflecting the company’s continued efforts to help organizations build and deliver training that aligns with the fast-changing demands of today’s workplace. Over the years, CommLab India has integrated AI across its digital learning solutions, accelerating how corporate training is designed, developed, and deployed for large and distributed teams. This AI-enabled approach strengthens the company’s core offerings—custom eLearning development, rapid content conversions, L&D staff augmentation, and multilingual training delivery—helping organizations roll out…

For humanities faculty, the past five years have felt like a relentless assault on our ability to do our jobs. We have endured COVID, generative AI, budget cuts, and bitter fights over the Oct. 7 Hamas attack and Israel’s war on Gaza. At times it has been a challenge to remain human, let alone humanistic: to calm the nervous system enough to read a book, refine an argument, or show up for our colleagues and our increasingly fragile students. Now we are facing the Trump administration’s effort to gut-renovate our universities under the pretext of “combatting antisemitism.” With local enablers…

McCullough & Miller, The Lantern According to Ohio State’s 10-year enrollment trend tables based on the 15th-day enrollment report census, Native American enrollment has steadily fallen across…

Listen to the article 4 min This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Dive Brief: A bipartisan group of lawmakers is advocating for the U.S. Department of Education to classify graduate nursing degrees as “professional degrees” in response to potential regulatory language that would place a lower limit on how much advanced nursing students could borrow. Under a proposed framework, advanced nursing programs would be classified as “graduate degrees” rather than “professional degrees,” which would cap student loans for new nursing borrowers at $100,000 total, rather than the higher limit of $200,000 that will be…

Our team is incredibly fortunate to participate in and attend dozens of conferences around the world. These events offer opportunities to connect with educators, innovators, and thought leaders shaping the future of education. Whether you’re looking to deepen your knowledge in edtech, personalized learning, or school leadership, there’s something for everyone. Below is our curated list of can’t-miss education conferences for 2026. FETC January 11–14; Orlando, Florida The Future of Education Technology Conference (FETC) will be held in Orlando in 2026. As always, it will highlight the latest innovations in educational technology, offering sessions on topics ranging from artificial intelligence…

George Leef, James G. Martin Center Should we trust the research published by professors?

You are here: Home / Scholarships / Heather Brown Sports Information Scholarship 2026 (Deadline: May 30, 2026) December 17, 2025 By The FinancialAidFinder Scholarship Team Who Can Apply: Heather R. Brown was a beloved daughter, sister, sister-in-law, aunt and friend who passed away in October 2023 after a 16-month battle with breast cancer. Heather dedicated a large part of her life to college sports. She started her career while still in college while working as a student intern in the athletic department at Bowling Green State University. She later graduated with a Sports Journalism degree in 2003. After graduation, Heather took…

Listen to the article 3 min This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Dive Brief: The House on Monday passed a bipartisan bill allowing schools to offer students whole milk and nondairy beverage options in school meal programs, sending it to President Donald Trump for signature. The Senate passed the legislation in November. Districts are currently permitted to only serve fat-free and low-fat milks in school meals due to concerns that milk consumption contributes to high cholesterol and obesity in young people, according to a fact sheet from the House Education and Workforce Committee. Schools…

Listen to the article 3 min This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. With nearly 100 schools, 86,000 students — and three instructional technology staff — Fulton County Schools, located in Atlanta’s inner suburbs, built a “train the trainer” model to scale professional learning around artificial intelligence. The end result: at least two trained AI leaders at each school who, in turn, train their colleagues on how to use AI, support them in its safe and effective use, and troubleshoot as needed. The Vanguard team created through the train the trainer initiative numbers around 350…