Teachers
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Why Teachers Hate Algorithms
Does a formula for true love exist? According to The Marriage Pact, it does. The Marriage Pact is a well-defined algorithm that eliminates ambiguity ... -
10 Incredibly Useful YouTube Channels for Teachers
Teaching, as we all know, is a highly difficult and underappreciated career. However, luckily for us, we educators have access to some of the ... -
10 Top Incredibly Useful YouTube Channels to Boost Middle School Classroom Lessons
Middle school can be an extremely challenging grade level to teach. With students leaving childhood but not quite entering adolescence, it can be difficult ... -
10 Top Incredibly Useful YouTube Channels to Boost High School Classroom Lessons
By high school, most students are well-versed in the use of technology. From social media to gaming to chatting with friends, teenagers almost expect ... -
Using Digital Learning to Transform Specialty Schools
Digital learning is becoming more popular. Since everything seems to be digital these days, it only makes sense to appeal to children by using ... -
Smart Glasses: Looking at Education with New Lenses
While his students work in collaborative groups, Mr. Jacobs reviews recent achievement data for each student. He’s looking to see how students answered questions ... -
When Education Data Takes a Dystopian Turn
You expect the teachers at school to know a lot about your child. After all, teachers are with their students for 6 to 7 ... -
How Edtech will Change School Culture
For more than 100 years, we’ve relied on the factory model for providing education. Born of the industrial age, when efficient systems mattered most ... -
How Machine Learning Is Helping Us to Understand the Brain
Machine learning is an application of artificial intelligence (AI) that provides systems the ability to automatically learn and improve from experience without being explicitly ... -
Don’t Get Used: Make Edtech Companies Deliver on Their Promises
Most educators have done it. They bought an edtech product from a company, only to discover that the product didn’t work the way the ...
