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Cambridge A Level Students Boost UK Admissions
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Cambridge A Level Students Boost UK Admissions

International students are confronting tough choices about where and how to pursue higher education because tuition fees are climbing, visa procedures are.

Rosalyn Merrifield · 12/11/2026
Teachers get tools to teach digital literacy
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Teachers get tools to teach digital literacy

Digital literacy expert Beverly Clarke designed a curriculum to teach students safe AI engagement skills, focusing on digital literacy.

Blaine Ashton · 04/11/2026
Students’ Self-Management Skills Key Amid Tech, Academic Shifts
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Students’ Self-Management Skills Key Amid Tech, Academic Shifts

Self-management skills are critical for student success amid rising tech and academic demands, with insights from Dr. Emma Sumner on AI’s impact.

Blaine Ashton · 03/11/2026
Indianapolis Charter Funding Shift Threatens Key IPS Partnership
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Indianapolis Charter Funding Shift Threatens Key IPS Partnership

Indianapolis faces a pivotal $95 million charter school funding shift that could impact the partnership with IPS as voters decide on a…

Rosalyn Merrifield · 31/10/2026
What Global Cybersecurity Dialogues Reveal About Emerging Threats
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What Global Cybersecurity Dialogues Reveal About Emerging Threats

Cybersecurity risks increasingly cross national borders, industries, and technology environments. A global cybersecurity summit gives security professionals a place to compare experiences,…

Rosalyn Merrifield · 22/10/2026
K-12 Schools Leverage Diverse Teacher Generations
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K-12 Schools Leverage Diverse Teacher Generations

K-12 schools leverage diverse teacher generations to create effective school-wide leadership by recognizing distinct experiences and varying comfort levels with

Laken Covington · 20/10/2026
Students Struggle to Spot AI Political Ads
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Students Struggle to Spot AI Political Ads

Students struggle to spot AI political ads as deepfakes influence voters in the 2026 midterm elections, a new report shows.

Blaine Ashton · 16/10/2026
Teacher cuts classroom screen time over edtech skepticism
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Teacher cuts classroom screen time over edtech skepticism

A teacher with 20 years of experience cuts classroom screen time, citing skepticism toward edtech’s limited learning benefits as research challenges its…

Blaine Ashton · 03/10/2026
Study debunks myth of shrinking attention spans
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Study debunks myth of shrinking attention spans

New research challenges the claim that human attention spans are shrinking, debunking the widely cited 2015 study comparing focus to goldfish.

Rosalyn Merrifield · 24/09/2026
US schools to limit screen time in classrooms
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US schools to limit screen time in classrooms

US schools may limit screen time in classrooms to improve learning outcomes with new policies.

Laken Covington · 19/09/2026