Research, practical ideas and thoughtful perspectives on how artificial intelligence is changing teaching and learning, with a focus on what helps students think, learn and create.
Teaching Ideas
A 2025 meta-analysis of 41 studies and 4,813 students found no significant overall difference between AI and human feedback. The details explain why the answer is more complicated than it sounds.
News
An Australian university is using an AI chatbot in two compulsory psychology subjects. The experiment raises a bigger question about what students lose when human tutorials disappear.
News
UNESCO is bringing education ministers together to discuss AI, synthetic knowledge and the future of learning. The bigger question is what schools should protect as AI becomes more capable.
News
Google has expanded Gemini access to younger K–12 students. The bigger question for schools is not whether AI is available, but when students are ready to use it.
News
New York City and Los Angeles are restricting student access to generative AI. Their new policies raise a bigger question about where AI belongs in education.
AI
AI can help students produce better work. That doesn’t necessarily mean they’re learning more. That may be the most important takeaway from the OECD Digital Education Outlook 2026, a 267-page report published in January that looks at emerging evidence on generative AI in education. The report is