Personalized learning has been a buzzword in education since the turn of the century. But what does it really mean? This past fall, I met with several education leaders to discuss this very topic and ...

Schools are confronting vast achievement gaps among students and an exhausted teaching force. Some say it’s time to finally commit to scalable personalized learning. Not only do we need to meet kids ...

In a constantly evolving world, continuous learning is essential for professionals to remain competitive in the job market. Employees must regularly acquire new skills to adapt to the ever-changing ...

On day one of math class, about one-third of school students are ready to master grade-level standards while others aren’t yet able to complete basic skills. Indeed, it’s not uncommon that students’ ...

It seems like generative artificial intelligence is making headlines everywhere we turn. The Khan Academy is developing AI tutors, and personalized AI reading technologies are already being used to ...

When Hinton High School tested personalized learning in a big way two years ago, it did not go as planned. Students at the Oklahoma school were given digital devices, with the idea that they would use ...

Thomas Arnett is a senior research fellow for the Clayton Christensen Institute, a think tank that advocates “disruptive innovation” as a force for improvement in education and other sectors. From ...

Education has changed very little over the centuries: students sit in lecture halls, listen to lectures and read textbooks. As the founder of AI-powered personalized learning, I've seen firsthand how ...

A startup called Kiddom is in 70% of US school districts, and it's quickly enticing teachers with the "personalized learning" model. Personalized learning uses technology to tailor lesson plans to ...

Penny Bishop does not work for, consult, own shares in or receive funding from any company or organization that would benefit from this article, and has disclosed no relevant affiliations beyond their ...

Students at Belmont-Cragin often lead morning assemblies, part of an effort by the school to give young people more control over their own learning. Credit: Sarah Gonser for The Hechinger Report The ...