Pen and paper, typewriters, probing Q&As: why these profs went old school in their classrooms

Hand-written notes. Problem-solving through discussion. Using a typewriter to complete an assignment. In-depth Q&As after ...

AI Is Changing Work. These Are The Human Skills Employers Want Most

Workforce experts weigh in on the essential skills employers are hiring for today–skills that can’t be replaced by AI, but ...
Psychology Today

How to Turn Problems Into a Path to What Matters

What if your biggest challenges could become your greatest teachers? Learn five ACT-based ways to work with problems instead ...
Tech Xplore

Spintronic hardware unlocks faster, lower-energy optimization, outpacing tested quantum annealers

Solving complex optimization problems is central to many modern technologies, from logistics and financial modeling to chip ...

Claude’s Solution to Decades-Long Math Mystery Is ‘Essentially Correct,’ Physicists Say

For years, physicists were stuck in trying to explain an important mathematical problem in physics. The right approach ended ...
Education Week

Staffing, Mentoring, Strategy: Can AI Solve Big Problems at School?

Administrators don’t have to build a custom AI tool to leverage the technology’s power, nor should they just encourage ...
Visual Studio Magazine

New GitHub Switch Limits Repo Issue Creation to Collaborators Only

After publicly touting pull request limits as a way to cut maintainer noise, GitHub is taking the same idea further with a new setting that lets repository admins restrict issue creation to ...
Psychology Today

Anomaly Puzzles: How the Brain Detects the Unexpected

These short anomaly-detection puzzles are designed to illustrate how reasoning often depends on identifying inconsistencies ...