AI can make learning “frictionless,” but real growth comes from struggle. Discover the C.O.R.E. and H.E.A.R.T. frameworks—tools to reintroduce productive friction and keep students thinking critically in an AI-driven world.
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Educational landscapes continue to evolve at a rapid pace. Our roadmap prepares us to address emerging technologies, rising expectations for educators, and an urgent need for secure, equitable digital environments.
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In its first year, the LTC Technology Leader Mentor Program connected new and veteran tech leaders across Illinois, turning challenges into opportunities and colleagues into trusted partners. The result? Stronger leadership, fewer missteps, and a statewide network ready to support the next generation.
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AI’s importance in schools is growing, but earning educators buy-in is an open question. These intentional strategies helped me connect with my teachers and offer them a practical pathway to adoption.
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Diane made me wonder – what if mentoring could be a two-way experience? Your school’s culture can also benefit from this potent blend of mutual respect and focused problem-solving.
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Your favorite chatbot can make social-emotional growth achievable in your classroom without extra heavy lifting. Try out these activities that encourage students to self-reflect and check-in with their feelings.
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A full school year on, 2024’s grant recipients have brought their vision of tech-powered learning to life with STEM and digital literacy projects that reflect their community’s unique needs and goals.
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Academic integrity isn’t a new concern for teachers, but AI is making many think twice about plagiarism. Preventing it is challenging, but you can learn to avoid it, starting with more human-centered assignments.
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Digital balance starts at home. Educators can kickstart those conversations with this toolkit, which examines the roots of digital dependency and provides actionable strategies for parents.
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The printing press, the internet, and smartphones all transformed what it means to teach and learn. Was that change inevitable? And does AI’s arrival foreshadow it becoming a centerpiece of education?
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