What Singapore and Estonia Teach About Education Reform
In Singapore, officials spent 7 years testing one change to make sure it would not harm students. In Estonia, teachers help shape how AI enters classrooms. Together,…
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Solo or Squad? How the Choice of Game Shapes a Child’s Soul
Choosing an athletic path is more than just a line item on…
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Startling U.S. Discovery: Why Intelligent Kids Can Be the ‘Slowest’ Learners
New U.S. research shatters the myth of the "lazy student." Surprisingly, learning…
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Educational Games vs. Books. The Fastest Way to Teach a Child to Read
Colorful apps, interactive games, flashing animations—technology was supposed to revolutionize education. But…
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Beyond the Degree: Gen Z Forges a New Path to Success
For many young Americans, a university diploma has ceased to be a…
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Between Hard Power and Smart Power in Education
Jarosław Kordziński
- 19 June 2024
For some time now, states and international organizations have been working to…
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Rethinking Schools: The Transformative Potential of Gradeless Education on Students
Krzysztof Zaniewski
- 13 May 2024
For some, they are a badge of honor; for others, a source…
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Education: The Tradition of Emancipation Versus Departure From Reason
Katarzyna Szumlewicz
- 09 May 2024
School is a trauma, a prison, and Prussian barracks rolled into one.…
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Education is to be Reinvented, Not Just Corrected
Krzysztof Zaniewski
- 02 May 2024
Education should keep up with the world and prepare young people for…
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From Korczak to Goethe: Inspirations of Modern Teaching in the 21st Century
Magdalena Kozak
- 26 April 2024
Janusz Korczak (1878‒1942), a Polish doctor, writer and educator, once said: “Children…