The next generation is ready, are we? Artificial intelligence isn’t coming to classrooms; it’s already there. From adaptive tutoring tools to generative-AI writing assistants, students are encountering new technologies every day. But according to new global surveys, young people don’t just want more AI in education....
AI as an On-Demand Study Partner For most teens, AI isn’t some mystical oracle—it’s a utility. A helpful assistant. Students use it to generate essay outlines, clarify complex topics, fix grammar, or summarize dense readings. The goal isn’t to cheat or cut corners; it’s to get...
I doubt Urie Bronfenbrenner ever listened to Biggie Smalls. But if he had, I imagine he would have nodded along — not just to the rhythm, but to the deeper truths hidden in Biggie’s stories. Biggie’s lyrics painted a vivid picture of complexity — family...
We’ve all seen it, or lived it. A young child is melting down over wanting “just one more minute” with their tablet. Often, all eyes turn to the parent, silently blaming them for a lack of discipline or control. But is that really what’s happening?...
As a rising college freshman, about to embark on my first year at Northwestern University, I have been asked to write a number of essays over the last year on my desire to pursue a STEM field of study in college. I am aware of...
Fluent partnered with GBH to evaluate the impact of Design Squad Latinx (DSL), a hands-on engineering program that helps young Latinx learners see themselves as designers, problem-solvers, and future engineers. Our findings show just how powerful culturally relevant STEM education can be. The Challenge: GBH created Design...