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National education news: A market for non-linear innovations
Dan Fitzpatrick offers a useful mental model for thinking through the impact of artificial intelligence on education: Will it mostly support “linear” innovations, like automated tutors or teacher assistants, that help existing schools do what they already do? Or will it allow “nonlinear” innovations—fundamentally new, different and hopefully better approaches... READ MOREBudget dispute may delay Friday’s scheduled end of session, book challenges, charter schools, and more
READ MOREHouse passes education bill, Hillsborough’s $18M deficit, guns on campuses, DEI deletions, and more
READ MOREChild labor rules, state budget, trustee choice rejected, Broward board member quits, and more
READ MOREMath problems, college presidential searches, enrollment dip and more
READ MORERevised education bill gathering momentum, FSU classes resume and more
READ MORENational education news: 1997 no more
In a 1997 column, the venerable progressive pistol Molly Ivins set her sights on the future of Texas education. In the coming years, she imagined, the state might pass $1...
READ MOREHouse votes to ban cell phones in schools, term limits, mandatory EKGs, budget deficit, and more
READ MOREExpansion for ‘schools of hope’ advances, governor vows to veto presidential search bill, and more
READ MOREDeSantis signs Gulf of America bills into law, tax cut, K-12 budgets and more
READ MOREImmigration enforcement at public universities, teacher pay raises, “Gulf of America” update and more
Around the state: Public universities are seeking agreements with the federal government to carry out immigration enforcement, the Senate Pre K-12 budget may challenge public schools, a bill in the...
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