
A Substack investigating the real-world impact of educational technology on children’s learning and development.
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In 2020 - years before large language models became publicly available - I argued that schools may want to consider radically reorganizing the academic day. Specifically, I proposed short, intensive academic sessions in the morning followed...
Several months ago I published an article highlighting the lack of research concerning i-Ready: a genuinely strange state of affairs for a program currently being used by over 13 million students.
At the time, only four independent studies...
In the early 2000s, a concept called Brain Training began to take hold around the world. Companies such as Lumosity and BrainHQ argued that spending just a few minutes each day playing memory or logic games would make cog...
Several years ago, I decided to learn Italian during my daily commute. Every morning, while driving to work, I’d listen to audio lessons covering grammar, vocabulary, and idioms.
After several months, I became surprising...
Several weeks back, actress Sophie Winkleman delivered another incredible speech on child development, digital technology, and AI in education. It is well worth watching:
Here are a few of my favorite bits:
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Jared Cooney Horvath (PhD, MEd) is a neuroscientist, educator, best-selling author, and expert in the field of human learning. He currently serves as the director of LME Global, www.lmeglobal.com.
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