Why One-Size-Fits-All Curricula Are Failing Our Students
The gap between what a fixed curriculum assumes and what students actually know is widening. Here's what the data shows, and what districts are doing about it.
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Adaptive Learning Isn't Just Personalization - Here's the Difference
Personalization and adaptive learning are not the same thing. Understanding the difference matters if you're choosing tools for your district.
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How a Georgia School District Improved Math Scores by 23% in One Semester
Clayton County Unified piloted adaptive math support across 14 schools. Here's what they did, what they measured, and what surprised them.
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The Teacher Dashboard That Actually Gets Used
Most edtech dashboards show teachers everything. The result is that teachers look at nothing. Here's what LearnPath shows by default and why we made those choices.
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Screen Time Anxiety and Evidence-Based EdTech
Parents and teachers worry about screen time. The research is more nuanced than most headlines suggest. Here's what the evidence actually says.
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Formative Assessment Without the Testing Fatigue
Students are over-tested and under-assessed. The difference matters. Here's what effective formative assessment looks like and how technology can support it.
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What Happens When Students Control Their Own Learning Pace
Three districts that gave students pace control in math saw unexpected results — not just in scores, but in student behavior during independent work time.
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The Equity Argument for Adaptive Technology in Title I Schools
Adaptive learning is often framed as a premium tool for well-resourced districts. The equity case points in exactly the opposite direction.
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Parent Engagement in Digital Learning - What Works and What Doesn't
Most parent engagement strategies for edtech programs are either too much or too little. Here's what actually works after a semester in the field.
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Why We Built for Teachers First, Not Students
Most edtech products are built to delight students. We made a different choice. Here's why designing for teachers first produces better outcomes for everyone.
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