Education
Professor Criticizes University Response to AI Cheating
Brown University economics professor Roberto Serrano criticized the university’s handling of an AI cheating incident involving his students. Earlier this year, he observed suspicious behavior during his course exams. Sudden Shift to Online Exams and
Republican Bill Proposes Student Loan Transfer to Treasury
House Republicans have put forward a bill to officially transfer millions of federal student loan accounts from the Department of Education to the Treasury Department. This measure aims to make the Trump administration’s effort to
Our Children Deserve Better Social Policy Outcomes
Our children and grandchildren should not bear the brunt of social policy failures. I understand this deeply, as I grew up as one of West Virginia’s lost children. Coming from a background of poverty in
Navigating Education: Student Success and Inherited Knowledge
To achieve success, students often need to maneuver through systems built on accumulated knowledge. Daniel, a member of the class of 2026, exemplifies this journey. His passion lies in building, whether it’s robotics projects or
South Dakota Board Approves Educational Films Amid Controversy
The South Dakota Board of Education Standards has given the green light to three films that adhere to the state’s recent legislative requirements. Among these films is one produced by a group known for its
Addressing the Challenges of Higher Education
For over ten years, the conversation around higher education has focused primarily on access. While important, there is a crucial need to consider the students who leave college without obtaining their degree. The Hechinger Report
Understanding Math Learning Materials: A Comprehensive Guide
Learning and teaching math presents distinct challenges. To support your child in reaching their curriculum goals, consider utilizing math learning materials. These resources can complement current math instruction or offer additional practice to enhance concept
Critique of Modern Gifted Education Approaches
According to Neetu Arnold of City Journal, a publication by the Manhattan Institute, there is increasing skepticism towards current gifted education systems. The criticisms of such programs are not new, but recent arguments appear more
Education Department Grants Extended Compliance Time for Training Programs
The U.S. Department of Education recently announced an extension for barbering, cosmetology, and massage therapy programs to meet a new accountability rule. This decision follows the department’s finalization of the accountability measure aimed at ensuring
Critiques of Gifted Education See Increased Absurdity
City Journal, associated with the Manhattan Institute, discusses urban policy and recently addressed critiques of gifted education. Criticisms of these programs are not new, yet recent arguments have become increasingly illogical. In New York, writer