Why Focusing on the Sustainable Development Goals in School Is Good for Students, Staff, Families, and the Broader Community
Coolidge High School in Washington, DC is using the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals as the core of their Redesign journey with DC+XQ and focusing on Action Research, Global Experiences, and Wellness.
Outdoor and Experiential Learning Across the Country
Tom Vander Ark highlights a handful of schools that have a persistent and profound relationship to place.
Jump Start: How to Encourage Proactivity
Everybody can be proactive. Everybody has the potential to be a champion for their ideas and get started on things and be inspiring to others. Johanna Peetz, a psychology professor at Carleton University shares more.
One Year Into the AI Revolution….and Most Schools Are Still Seeking Direction
There are good reasons to be concerned about the proliferation of AI in work and learning. But if collective response is limited to risk mitigation, communities will miss the greatest impact opportunity in history.
How The International School of Prague Inspires, Engages & Empowers Learners
International School of Prague (ISP) is a great example of a progressive international school that engages diverse learners in work that matters. Its coherent learning framework is one that any school could learn from.
What Happens when you Launch Students’ Interests into the World?
See what happens when you launch students' interests into the world. It results in powerful learning, a better planet and connected communities.
The Growing Need for Skills in Artificial Intelligence
Rachelle Dené Poth explores the growth of Artificial Intelligence in today's world and how this impacts the classroom.
EdD Programs: The Untapped Entrepreneurial Talent Pool
There is an entrepreneurial aspect to EdD doctoral programs where we are tinkering with ideas and contemplating how to bring them to life. Dr. Vanessa Monterosa explores how we can tap into this idea.
How Simulations Can Decrease Faculty Workload and Increase Employers’ Confidence
Micro-credentialing has been making inroads in higher education for years, but assessment can be a barrier to adoption for many institutions. Don Fraser shares how simulations could solve that problem.
Schools Alive With Possibility
Are schools alive with possibility? Tom explores four hopeful emerging K-12 education trends.