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AI Is Changing Career Guidance. It May Be Missing the Hardest Part. (Diane Tavenner, Futre - Part 2)
We’re getting much better at helping young people answer the question, “What could I do?” I’m less sure we’re getting better at helping them answer, “What do I want?”
AI can already tell a teenager which careers are growing, what they pay,...
Why We Keep Failing to Reinvent High School (Diane Tavenner, Futre - Part 1)
I came into this conversation with Diane Tavenner with a pretty specific question: If you were starting Summit Public Schools again today, what would you build?
It’s a critical question for this moment. AI is changing the economy young peo...
The Big Bets Education Needs in the Age of AI (Sara Allan, Valhalla Foundation)
I have a recurring critique of philanthropy in education: too often, it lacks ambition.
Sara Allan does not.
Sara is one of the more experienced education philanthropists working today. She spent more than a decade at the Gates Foundation...
[Special Report] What AI Makes Possible In Higher Education
Today we’re releasing a new white paper, What AI Makes Possible: Provocations for Reinventing Higher Education.
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For more than a year, my colleagues and I at Humanist have worked with Charles Thornburgh, a longtime educ...
What It Takes to Build an AI Teacher (Tom Sayer, Ello)
We’ve spent the last few years talking about AI tutors. Tom Sayer and his team at Ello are going a step further: they’re trying to build an AI teacher.
Teaching means figuring out not only what a child got wrong, but why; deciding what the...
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Ben is an educator, entrepreneur, and dad. His lifelong curiosity was sparked by his fifth grade teacher Mrs. Kirts.
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