Maryland Libraries Build a Peer-Coaching Program to Train Media Mentors
Public librarians are coaching each other on how to help families of young children with media of all kinds.
Teaching & Technology
The Learning Sciences Exchange Names 12 Fellows for First-Of-Its-Kind Program
Announcing 12 innovative fellows who are sparking new ideas and fostering breakthrough approaches to communicate insights of early learning.
Here’s One Way to Appreciate Teachers: Understand What We’re Asking Them to Teach
Let’s continue our appreciation beyond Teacher Appreciation Week by ensuring that the schools can effectively support teachers every day.
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In New York, Curriculum Winds Up In Court—And School Districts Win
A recent lawsuit points to the importance of access to online resources in classrooms—and teachers’ role in protecting that access.
Scaling Investment in Open Textbooks Through the Omnibus Bill
The omnibus bill introduces a new Open Textbook Pilot, investing in projects that create or expand the use of open educational resources.
Lost Connections: Tech Use Among Young Kids in Silicon Valley
Survey results paint complicated picture of tech in the lives of young kids. Families want better access but also have concerns.
Why We Launched the Learning Sciences Exchange
The idea behind the Learning Sciences Exchange (LSX), the fellowship program launched by Â鶹¹û¶³´«Ã½, ICIS, and the Jacobs Foundation.
It’s Never Too Early to Start Teaching Kids Media Literacy
When kids understand how content is made, they begin to understand how it can be manipulated.