Teachers can help students build their capacity to stay on task by ensuring that they have a clear path to start working, reasons to continue, and support when they lose focus.

After the students leave, I print the task cards, place one inside each egg, and hide them around the room. On the day of the hunt, students work in small groups and are assigned a specific egg ...

Hu, D. (2026) Transformer-Based Automatic Item Generation for Course-Based Test Items: A Case Study of Translation Tasks in China’s Context. Open Journal of Modern Linguistics, 16, 115-128. doi: ...

Google Research has proposed a training method that teaches large language models to approximate Bayesian reasoning by learning from the predictions of an optimal Bayesian system. The approach focuses ...

Unlike chatbots, which learned to imitate human language through vast stores of online text, robots require something the ...

Lou Edward Matthews is founder of the InspireMath, and focuses on STEM learning, teaching, and leadership: Culturally responsive teaching prioritizes academic success, intellectual and cultural rigor, ...

The use of artificial intelligence can go well beyond a search engine, lesson template, or calendar organizer—but many teachers still use AI mostly for those kinds of surface-level tasks. As AI models ...

Artificial intelligence is HERE in higher education. It’s already shaping how students learn, how faculty teach, and how institutions evaluate performance. The question is no longer whether AI belongs ...

Artificial intelligence is beginning to play a major role in education, changing how students learn and how teachers deliver instruction. From personalized learning platforms to AI-powered tutoring ...

Hype around the open source agent is driving people to rent cloud servers and buy AI subscriptions just to try it, creating a windfall for tech companies.

Chatbots can create authoritative-sounding reports based on flawed inferences, which can lead to liabilities that outlive a project, writes a senior lecturer at Georgia Tech.

Parents in China are turning to A.I. chatbots and other tools to help their children gain an edge and ease the fighting over homework.