6d ago · 10 min read · A parent named Cristina Mugilia, a homeschool mom who also works at the Department of Veterans Affairs, put it plainly: "A machine that just has lots of facts and data is going to spit out whatever yo
Join discussionMar 13 · 9 min read · In our last post on the school policy gap, we promised to cover the two types of critical thinking identified by researchers at King's College London, and why only one of them predicts the outcomes th
Join discussionMar 11 · 9 min read · 7 min read Here's a number worth sitting with for a moment. 96%. That's the share of families with elementary-aged children who either didn't know about any school AI policy or said their school hadn
Join discussionMar 6 · 8 min read · 7 min read In January 2026, the Brookings Institution released one of the most comprehensive analyses of AI dependence in children's education published to date. The researchers, Mary Burns, Rebecca
Join discussionMar 5 · 8 min read · 7 min read There's a number circulating in AI and critical thinking research discussions that deserves more careful treatment than it usually gets. r = −0.75. It comes from a January 2025 study publi
Join discussionMar 5 · 7 min read · 6 min read Here's a game you can run tonight at dinner with no preparation, no technology, and no explanation of artificial intelligence required. It's called Spot the Lie. We've watched kids as youn
Join discussionFeb 12 · 4 min read · Learning about Warm and Cold-Blooded Animals for Kids is exciting because it helps children understand how animals survive in different weather conditions 🌞❄️ Some animals stay warm by themselves, while others depend on sunlight. Let’s explore this ...
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Feb 10 · 4 min read · When you spend enough time around new parents, one sentence appears again and again: “My baby just threw up… I think?” In reality, half the time it wasn’t vomiting at all. Among infant feeding concerns, spit-up vs vomiting is one of the most misund...
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