Preventing an Artificial-Intelligence Fueled Dystopia, One Student at a Time - Education Week

Could engaging traditionally underrepresented students in AI development save us from a dystopia? Tess Posner makes the case.

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Artificial Intelligence Is Around the Corner. Educators Should Take Note - Education Week

AI could materially improve education—if educators and policymakers start answering some tough questions today, urges Michael Bennett.

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Can Schools Help Uncover 'Lost Einsteins' in Next Generation of Inventors? - Inside School Research - Education Week

A new study suggests the nation could be overlooking thousands of potential young inventors, as family income and local "innovation" play an outsized role in whether young students grow up to be inventors.

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The 5 Habits of Extreme Learners - Education Week

As new technology shakes up the workforce, we must empower students to take control of their own learning, writes Milton Chen.

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We Need to Modernize Education. The Clock Is Ticking - Education Week

Flipping the curriculum and updating the goals of education could prepare us for the artificial-intelligence era, writes Charles Fadel.

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Students Must Be Prepared to Reinvent Themselves - Education Week

Getting ready for an unknown future of employment means unlearning what we know about education, writes Christopher Dede.

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Helping Gifted Students Reach Their Full Potential - Education Futures: Emerging Trends in K-12 - Education Week

High school students collaborate with college professors on research projects with real-world implications.

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