New innovations and technologies are changing how we acquire knowledge–supported by Pearson
How To Decolonize Your Science Curriculum
From the ways in which science aided and abetted racism and colonialism to the structural reasons some communities are centered over others in histories of innovation, there are many ways we can expand and diversify who is allowed to lay claim to human ingenuity.
AI Is the New TA in the Classroom
Machine intelligence will have an increasingly prominent role in the classrooms of tomorrow.
The Game Worlds We Make
Why designing a simple board game with my son rivals anything he’s learning in school.
The Young, Powerhouse Generation of Jordan Wants Educational Reform
70 percent of Jordanians are under 30–and the education system needs to catch up.
Your Classroom Is Making You Fail
Almost everyt traditional classroom design makes it harder to learn–yet the fixes are often simple.
Charted: Who Doesn’t Go to College, and Why
Data on higher education enrollment around the world is patchy, but we can still learn important lessons
Busting the Neuromyths About How We Learn
This idea of different “learning styles” is widely believed–but there’s no evidence that it’s true.
Young Inventors Need Role Models, Not Tax Breaks
A conversation with MIT’s John Van Reenen.
Brain Hacks for Supersonic Learning
“Neuroscience-based” methods promise to improve our cognitive abilities–but do they actually work?
Without Technology Inside, How Can Prisoners Thrive When They Get Out?
The current promise of education in U.S. prisons.
How We Learn: A Reading List
A crash course on the future of education
How To: Learn A New Skill Fast
Talents you can master in just an hour.
Billions of Kids Will Use This $1-dollar Paper Microscope
Getting science into the hands of children across the world.