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A nonprofit newsroom reporting on the powerful forces, fascinating people and innovative practices shaping teaching and learning.
Portland, OR edsurge.com Joined March 2011
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Pattie Morales helps develop AI literacy curriculum. She also admits she is exhausted by how quickly AI keeps changing.

Her school begins by teaching students how AI works before giving them access to the tools. edsurge.com/news/finding-o…
www.edsurge.com Finding Our Way Forward: The Struggle and Promise of AI Literacy Preparing students for an AI-driven future requires prioritizing the human qualities and values we cannot afford to lose along the way.
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As a young teacher in Italy, Caitlin Malloy was expected to speak only English with her preschool students.

A simple “boh” from one child helped her see how much meaning children communicate beyond words. edsurge.com/news/my-presch…
www.edsurge.com My Preschool Students Taught Me What Educators Lose in English-Only Programs As Head Start faces a proposal to end bilingual education, remember that children aren’t the only ones who benefit from multiple languages.
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Some high-achieving students are beginning to trust AI’s polished responses more than their own ideas.

Melinda Medina writes about the hesitation, low confidence, and loss of self-trust she is seeing in the classroom. edsurge.com/news/how-ai-is…
www.edsurge.com How AI Is Breaking the Way We Reward High-Achieving Students When AI can create polished products in seconds, we must redefine high achievement and reward students for genuine intellectual curiosity, not ...
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David Jacobson says gaps between early childhood programs and elementary schools can lead to abrupt transitions and misaligned learning.

He calls connecting the two systems the “final vertical leap.” edsurge.com/news/why-the-j…
www.edsurge.com Why the Jump to Kindergarten Is So Hard — and How to Fix It Better coordination between school districts and early learning programs is essential to a smoother leap, says researcher David Jacobson.