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Coffee, Kindness, and Teacher Appreciation Week

Teaching is one of those careers where a lot of the work happens quietly in the background. Most people see the lessons...

Education Is Becoming A Political Battlefield

For most of American history, education has always reflected larger social and cultural changes happening throughout the...

What Anime Gets Right And Wrong About Japan

For many people outside Japan, anime becomes their first introduction to the country long before they ever visit it.Befo...

What You Can Do on New To Education

One of the most interesting parts about building New To Education has been watching the platform gradually evolve beyond...

Bear With Me Issue 12: Almost Free

Bearer of the Guardian: A Bond Forged in Pain

Bear With Us Christmas Special

What Japan Taught Me About Simplicity

When many people think about Japan, they think about speed.Fast trains. Bright cities. Advanced technology. Crowded cros...

Should Billionaires Pay More to Fund Education? California May Let Voters Decide

California may soon ask voters a major question:Should billionaires pay more to help fund public programs like education...

The Teacher Shortage Might Not Be a Shortage Anymore

For years, we’ve heard the same thing:There aren’t enough teachers. And to be fair in many places, that’s true.Clas...

Artificial Intelligence in China: Innovation, Competition, and What It Means Globally

A Shift That’s Already HappeningAI is no longer something we talk about as the future it’s already shaping how people li...

Is Japan Expensive? Breaking Down the Real Costs

Everyone says Japan is expensive.That’s one of the first things I heard before going and honestly, I believed it.I expec...