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Bridging AI Divide: How to Safely Integrate AI in Schools According to Experts

June 16, 2025June 16, 2025Glenda C.

As AI risks widening the digital divide, secure and well-chosen digital tools can help bridge it responsibly. As artificial intelligence reshapes classrooms across the world, the debate has shifted from whether to adopt the technology to how to deploy it responsibly, fairly, and with impact. With the AI-driven edtech market on track to hit $32.27 billion by […]

Beyond the Bell: Helping Your Child Learn Outside the Classroom

June 12, 2025June 12, 2025Glenda C.

Image: Freepik Beyond the Bell: Helping Your Child Learn Outside the Classroom School is just the beginning. If you’re raising a curious kid, you’ve probably noticed that some of their most meaningful learning moments happen when no teacher is around. Maybe it’s during a kitchen science experiment gone wrong—or during a road trip when they […]

Homeschool Resource: The TurfMutt Foundation Offers Free Curriculum to Combat Kids’ “Summer Slide”

June 11, 2025June 11, 2025Glenda C.

As the final bell rings at schools across the Country, the TurfMutt Foundation offers its free environmental educational resources to parents, educators and caregivers to help combat Summer learning loss (a.k.a. “Summer slide”). The Foundation’s lesson plans feature the popular TurfMutt Cartoon characters to teach kids in grades K-8 about STEM concepts. “Summer months are crucial for […]