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By: Benjamin Freud, Ph.D. I’m not getting myself all worked up over how generative AI is going to revolutionize the world of education. I’m not spending too much time trying to find my bearings and make sense of this new world we entered since OpenAI’s successful promotion strategy of ChatGPT. AI didn’t emerge out ofContinue reading “Learning as a Collective”

By: Sarah Miles and Denise Pope At Challenge Success, we partner with school communities to elevate student voice and implement research-based, equity-centered strategies to improve student well-being, engagement, and belonging. We know from our research and the work of others in the field that these three elements of the student experience are intrinsically linked. ThroughContinue reading “What Is Student Well-Being, and How Do We Create the Conditions to Support It in Our Schools?”

The classroom isn’t the only place for students to engage in history or civics. In the same way education has evolved from a space of passive to active learning, museums have taken their work to the next level. No longer just quiet halls to meander at artifacts shielded behind glass, museums are increasingly turning intoContinue reading “Civic Engagement: Museums Create Meaning”

For more on AI in education, check out recent publication that highlights companies and organizations who are paving the way. Learn More We are a few months into a new age of human-computer interaction, an era that will change how we work, our aspirations and even our identity. The rise of artificial intelligence, especially generativeContinue reading “The Rise of AI: New Rules for Super T Professionals and Next Steps for EdLeaders “

By: Michael T. Conner The shift into post-Covid has created an unprecedented opportunity for change. In my last blog, I framed the need for urgency in the post-Covid stage of Education for Generation Z and Generation Alpha. Only 15% of Black students and 21% of Latino students are enrolled in advanced courses nationally. Three coreContinue reading “Creating New Pathways of Prosperity for All”

By: Louka Parry One can choose to go back toward safety or forward toward growth. Growth must be chosen again and again; fear must be overcome again and again. -Abraham Maslow Schools and organizations are human systems, filled with opportunities. And yet there is a profound difference between building from a foundation of schooling andContinue reading “Our Learning Future from A to Z”

Regional initiatives are a critical part of creating durable New Pathways. When taking a regional approach, it becomes easier to incorporate larger-scale industry partners, develop highly intentional and robust support and guidance and also enable access to new funding models. One great example of this, recently highlighted in the New Yorker, is Connecticut Technical EducationContinue reading “Putting the Connect in Connecticut: Powerful Pathways to Employment from High School”

Today, I’ve asked Seth J. Gillihan to share his Tip of the Week. Earlier this year, I was so excited to get together with my youngest brother and his family for the first time since the pandemic—and to meet my new nephew. So when we settled into the living room to catch up, I couldn’tContinue reading “Echoes of Fear: Consistent Exposure Keeps Anxiety at Bay”

By: Adam Geller Time is one of the most precious commodities for teachers. With so many things to get done, there’s just not enough time during the typical school day to accomplish it all. Helping teachers get their jobs done is one of the most concrete examples of how artificial intelligence (AI) will continue to impactContinue reading “Three Ways AI Can Help Teachers Save Time Now”