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If AI is “critical” for “preparing students” to become well-rounded members of society, as US Secretary of Education Linda McMahon recently claimed, we all might be in trouble. A massive government ...

NPR's Books We Love returns with about 380 titles handpicked by NPR staff and critics. Reporter Andrew Limbong shares this year's nonfiction favorites with Michel Martin. Every year, we ask everybody ...

November 24, 2025; Washington, D.C. – NPR's annual interactive reading guide Books We Love is back with over 380 new recommendations published in 2025. Get expert guidance on choosing your next read ...

Few sectors have been targeted by the promises of artificial intelligence as relentlessly as education. Could one of those promises have finally been fulfilled? The school textbook is education’s most ...

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YORK COUNTY, Pa. (WHP) — One school's request for new AP U.S. history textbooks sparked debate among school board members, including one who called the books "anti-American." A debate over the matter ...

A student at the University of North Georgia spoke out after revealing that an assigned textbook for one of her courses labeled Christianity as a "U.S.-based white supremacist group." Kelbie Murphy, a ...

South Korea’s AI textbook program was meant to personalize learning, reduce inequality, and lighten teachers’ workload. The initiative was rolled back following complaints about inaccuracies, data ...

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