Language Is Not the Barrier—It’s the Signal: Why Bilingual Students
In classrooms across the country, bilingual students are often told—implicitly or explicitly—that they need to “master English” before their learning is considered valid. But research, neuroscience, and common sense tell
LeBron James Just Became a Ken Doll — Here’s Why
In April 2025, Mattel unveiled something no one expected: LeBron James as a Ken doll. On the surface, it might feel like just another brand collab. But it’s more than
Beyond Surveys: How Authentic Student Voice Is Reshaping Education
For decades, schools have relied on traditional surveys, attendance records, and standardized test scores to gauge student growth. But what if the metrics we’ve been using are missing what matters
The Lost Art of the Handshake: What We’re Really Losing
In 2025, a firm handshake feels almost retro. From remote work to AI-driven classrooms, digital culture has disrupted the micro-habits of social interaction. But while we’ve innovated for efficiency, we
Neurodiversity Is Trending — So Why Are Our Assessments Still
From young people with ADHD capturing attention on TikTok with millions of views, to autism advocacy creators redefining what “normal” looks like, the neurodivergent revolution is here—and Gen Z is
Language Is Not the Barrier—It’s the Signal: Why Bilingual Students
In classrooms across the country, bilingual students are often told—implicitly or explicitly—that they need to “master English” before their learning is considered valid. But research, neuroscience, and common sense tell
LeBron James Just Became a Ken Doll — Here’s Why
In April 2025, Mattel unveiled something no one expected: LeBron James as a Ken doll. On the surface, it might feel like just another brand collab. But it’s more than
The IMPACTER Braintrust
From character growth to human potential—these are the signals we’re thinking about most.
In April 2025, Mattel unveiled something no one expected: LeBron James as a Ken doll. On the surface, it might feel like just another
For decades, schools have relied on traditional surveys, attendance records, and standardized test scores to gauge student growth. But what if the metrics we’ve
In 2025, a firm handshake feels almost retro. From remote work to AI-driven classrooms, digital culture has disrupted the micro-habits of social interaction. But
From young people with ADHD capturing attention on TikTok with millions of views, to autism advocacy creators redefining what “normal” looks like, the neurodivergent
In classrooms across the country, bilingual students are often told—implicitly or explicitly—that they need to “master English” before their learning is considered valid. But
When ChatGPT can draft a Common App essay in 12 seconds, it’s hard not to ask: what’s still real in the college application process?