College students are writing with AI – but a pilot study finds they’re not simply letting it write for them

A pilot study analyzing college students’ writing with AI shows an interactive process, from brainstorming to editing the ...
Daily Sundial

In-person vs. online: How CSUN students learn differently

CSUN students learn differently every day. Some learn in lecture classrooms, taking notes as professors educate. Others attend Zoom meetings in the library nook with headphones in, attending ...
Inside Higher Ed

How One Course Helps Students Find Their Major

The University of Delaware’s University Studies course guides first-year students through faculty interviews and student panels to clarify their career interests.
Independent Florida Alligator

Study Edge becomes a second classroom for many UF students

For many UF students, succeeding in some of the university’s most demanding courses comes with a monthly subscription. Thousands of students budget between $50 and $90 a month for Study Edge, a ...
Morning Call PA

AI in the classroom: Parkland teachers explore chatbot’s potential to aid student writers and improve study techniques

Parkland students and teachers have found that Google’s Gemini can craft a thesis statement, generate a study guide and produce surprisingly effective 20th-century poetry. Parkland School District ...
Cal Alumni Association

How Classrooms Can Promote Intellectual Humility—Or Discourage It

The classroom is where habits are created, mentalities are formed, and lessons are taught. Classrooms are spaces to encourage students to learn as much as they can—but also to recognize what they do ...
Education Week

Classroom Reading Groups: 5 Lessons From Recent Studies

After two years of pandemic disruptions to students’ reading progress, schools nationwide are scrambling for ways to help them progress faster. Small-group instruction in reading is one of the most ...