How AI Is Changing Curriculum Development Without Replacing Human Expertise
By now, most K–12 publishing teams have watched AI compress a task that used to define a production schedule. A first-pass draft of a lesson that once took a writer a week arrives in an afternoon. Practice sets that queued behind a single item writer generate in...
Field Notes: Ninety Credits, What Actually Gets Cut
FOR DIVI / WORDPRESS: Copy the Field Notes Ninety credits: what actually gets cut Susan Svrluga's August 27 report for "More states pilot 3-year college degrees, seeking to address rising tuition" tracks Texas joining a fast-moving, bipartisan shift: trimming the...
Beyond Compliance: Building Better ELA Materials for the Science of Reading Era
By the summer of 2026, most Science of Reading review rubrics have started to look alike: systematic, explicit phonics; a defined scope and sequence; decodable texts tied to that sequence; universal screeners; a move away from three-cueing. A content director...
Top 6 Things to Know About the Do No Harm Earnings Test
Could your academic program eventually lose access to federal student loans? Under new federal earnings accountability rules, most postsecondary programs will have to show that their graduates earn at least as much as a defined comparison group: working adults with...
