Exploring the Impact of AI on Personalized Learning in High School
The potential of AI to transform personalized learning is promising, yet it comes with challenges and ethical considerations.
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The potential of AI to transform personalized learning is promising, yet it comes with challenges and ethical considerations.
As more rural communities seek creative home care solutions, the cooperative model may provide just what they're looking for.
A group of municipal, county, and state leaders dedicated to effective implementation in early childhood programs is reconvening.
New ELs in Delaware help boost the academic performance of students in receiving schools.
In the summer of 2024, the men from the 8th and H Case submitted applications for a Presidential pardon. Lawyers Shawn Armbrust (Mid-Atlantic Innocence Project) and Eden Schiffmann (Williams & Con…
New models for collaboration, co-design, and participatory policymaking in California offer lessons for improving early childhood systems.
Over three and half years of paused defaults, the number of borrowers in default only declined 20 percent.
Using Varying Degrees data, this blog highlights what Americans think about various support services provided by colleges and universities.
Raza Panjwani on data caps.
New America’s experts reflect on the fastest-growing demographic group in the United States ahead of the 2024 election.
Six Latino leaders share their perspectives on the current landscape in the United States and their hopes for the future.
Expertos de New America reflexionan sobre el grupo demográfico de mayor crecimiento en los Estados Unidos con motivo de las elecciones.
Koby is the co-founder and Chief Vision Officer of Fam Studio, a family innovation studio focused on play-led technology
Seis líderes latinos comparten sus perspectivas sobre el panorama actual en los Estados Unidos y sus esperanzas para el futuro.
New America VP and ASU Professor of Practice Peter Bergen examines what was known before Maine's worst mass shooting.