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EdSurge
EdSurge covers and connects the people, ideas and tools shaping the future of learning.
About EdSurge
Education is changing, now more than ever. It is shaped by technological advancements, scientific research, demographic shifts, business interests and other socioeconomic forces that impact not just teaching and learning, but also the world in which students will enter. And education will increasingly take place not just in schools, but in homes, at work and throughout life. EdSurge is at the forefront of covering these changes and their impact and consequences. We do this through journalism, research and analysis. We also share stories that elevate the voices and experiences of educators, entrepreneurs, researchers and other stakeholders working to support equitable opportunities for all learners. Through our work, EdSurge aims to bridge the information gaps and disconnect that often exist between those who drive change, and those they impact.
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Research & Knowledge
EdSurge published a new story describing the rise of baby slop AI-generated videos aimed at preschoolers and kindergartners, highlighting inaccuracies and jumbled visuals.
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Research & Knowledge
EdSurge learned that Marsha Familaro Enright of Reliance College emphasized that standardized tests do not measure whether students can think independently, hold an argument together, or change their minds when evidence shifts.
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Research & Knowledge
EdSurge published a Q&A with Cathy Vatterott discussing secondary school schedules, heavy homework loads, grading, classroom management, and instruction as practices contributing to student stress and a wellness paradigm.
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People
EdSurge employee Aida Rodriguez earned a bachelor’s degree in early childhood education from North Seattle College in 2022 after Washington state revamped childcare rules.
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Presence & Recognition
EdSurge featured On This Week with EdSurge discussing screen time in early childhood and the importance of developmentally appropriate support.
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People
EdSurge is hiring a High School Curriculum Specialist for CodeHS in Chicago to develop, test, organize, and improve instructional materials for students and teachers.
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