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This is a super-brief post reporting that "Teachers are using ChatGPT for schools more than students, says a recent survey carried out by the Walton Family Foundation." I don't actually trust foundation research like this, because it often comes with an agenda (like, say, promoting charter schools). I'm not sure why the European Network for Catalysing Open Resources in...

This is a good article and should be read regardless of what I may have to say about it, but for me what's interesting is that it shines a light on where I would disagree most (I think) with Julian Stodd (and no doubt many others who have a similar perspective), and...

This article offers a nice teaching point in the use of loaded language to make a point that is never explicitly asserted. The article states that 'Only about 14% of faculty members say their colleges' administration has set guidelines for how professors and students...

I've been involved in a discussion thread with Bryan Alexander and others around his proposition that we think of "climate change as the new liberal arts." Well, it's not a bad idea, and the traditional definition does need an...

I have to say that I find articles like this unsettling, though they're a staple in a certain segment of the international education community. Drawing from the Forbes-World Bank mindset they invariably draw on the idea that some sort of private sector '...