EdTech

AI deepfakes shared by political leaders blur truth for students. Here’s how educators can reclaim the narrative and teach digital integrity in a fractured media age.

AI in education doesn’t have to mean robots replacing teachers. Used right, it can liberate them—from grading, busywork, and bureaucracy—so they can focus on what only humans can do: connect, inspire, and teach.

America’s tutoring crisis has a solution. The question is whether we’ll build it for everyone or just the wealthy.

Donald Trump’s 2025 executive order declares AI literacy a U.S. priority, but what does it mean, who needs it, and how should it be taught? Explore definitions, challenges, measurement tools, and global approaches shaping AI education.

Many districts are overwhelmed by the flood of generative AI tools, but early adopters are showing that AI literacy is key to progress. Discover how schools can foster a system-wide understanding, confidence, and capacity to adopt AI responsibly.

Young people must understand not just how to use digital technology well, but that its very architecture can be changed.

Quantum computing, AI, and other frontier technologies demand a mathematically literate population—but our education system fails to provide it.

Explore how Common Sense Media helps educators, parents, and administrators navigate the complexities of AI in education, emphasizing equity and responsible use.

Last February, I made ten predictions regarding education policy and practice and promised to grade my work. In the spirit of accountability, here’s how I did!