AI threatens 12% of the US workforce, college enrollment is projected to fall 13% by 2041, and only 12% of the 1.1 million credentials offered lead to meaningful wage gains. Yet Deloitte's 2026 higher education report signals a surprising revival of the humanities.
The Netherlands went all-in on a national school smartphone ban in January 2024. Two years later, 75% of schools report improved concentration. But new research warns that total bans are not a silver bullet β and may even backfire.
The 2026 UNESCO Global Education Monitoring Report reveals that 273 million children and young people remain out of school. The numbers have worsened for seven consecutive years, but the report also presents reasons for hope β and a stark warning that 2030 is the last chance.
In April 2026, NotebookLM received three major updates: Cinematic Video Overviews, ten infographic styles to choose from, and Google Classroom integration. An era where students build notebooks from teacher materials and convert them into video β an EdTech CEO examines what this transformation means for education.
Starting September 2026, Boston Public Schools will become the first major U.S. city school district to ensure every high school graduate has AI literacy skills. The program goes beyond teaching students to use AI tools β it centers on critical thinking, ethics, and digital safety in the age of AI.