The Growing Need for AI in Education Let’s face it—homework isn’t always fun. After a long day at school, the last thing you want is to spend hours struggling with assignments.  But skipping homework ...

K-12 teachers can help students use AI tools productively without limiting their intellectual growth. Here’s how.

In the last few years, the world of artificial intelligence has continued to change, providing benefits and causing confusion ...

Minding the Campus For the past decade or so, I have worked with students to help them prepare essays for applications to ...

The artificial intelligence revolution has arrived in military education, and resistance is futile. AI now stands poised to ...

Princeton is full of creative, intelligent students who love to learn. When even students who might otherwise enjoy writing regard Writing Seminars with dread, it is time to stop insisting on an ...

The rise of AI in academic writing has sparked a profound crisis of trust within the academy. Faculty members now find themselves questioning whether a student’s work is genuinely their own or the ...

On page 230 of her new book, Worthy of the Event, Vivian Blaxell writes, “steer clear of Suicides.” To that I say, whoopsie ...

Jaylan Hill, an 8th grader at Onondaga Hill Middle School in the Westhill Central School District, won the essay contest.

These simple strategies can sharpen learners’ skills in different genres and help them to become more confident writers.

In one memorable Chalkbeat essay, Katie Kraushaar, now Katie Hicks, wrote that the pandemic revealed that “to teach is to ...

So, Juskaitis will host two essay workshops for high school juniors. The first will be on Saturday, March 29, and the second will be on Saturday, April 26, at Decode the Test, 1762B Prospector Ave.