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Beyond Spotting Deepfakes: Helping Multilingual Learners Interrogate AI in 2026
In an age saturated with AI-generated content, simply identifying deepfakes isn't enough. Discover practical strategies for empowering multilingual learners to critically question, evaluate, and understand the AI they encounter, fostering essential digital literacy skills.
EdTechHow Growing Up Digital Shapes Kids’ Academic and Social Skills
Digital tools can support learning, creativity, and connection, but children also need guidance to build focus, communication, and healthy habits. Here are practical ways families and schools can help.
Exam PrepAcademic Misconduct Claims: How to Read a University Suspension
When an academic is suspended amid plagiarism allegations, it is important to distinguish a temporary measure from a final finding. Here is how students, parents, and teachers can understand the process and discuss academic integrity fairly.
Parenting for LearningBBC Questions Taliban on Human Rights and Girls’ Education
A guide to understanding BBC questions to the Taliban about human rights and girls’ education, with context for students, parents, and teachers.
Exam PrepDiscussing Claims That Western Education Threatens Islam
How students, parents, and teachers can examine claims about Western education and Islam with context, source-checking, and respectful critical thinking.
EdTechGen Z, Education Claims and How to Think Critically Online
Public comments about young people can spark strong reactions. Here is a practical guide for students, parents and teachers to evaluate education-related claims, discuss them respectfully and build reliable media habits.
Study SkillsDharmendra Pradhan’s Resignation: How to Read the Explanation Carefully
When a former education minister explains a resignation, students, parents, and teachers may encounter fast-moving claims online. Here is a practical guide to following the news carefully and discussing it responsibly.
EdTechNavigating the Science Landscape: Understanding the Rise of Fake Research in the Digital Age
In an era where information is abundant, discerning credible scientific claims from misinformation is more crucial than ever. A new book by Kent Anderson and Joy Moore sheds light on how the internet has disrupted science, leading to a surge in fake research and its real-world implications.
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