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Sean G. Ryan reflects on August’s solar eclipse, a spectacle that captured the public imagination On the 12th of August 2026, at the height of the northern hemisphere summer, the orbs aligned – literally – when a solar eclipse graced…
An Interview with Matthew Warshauer. Twenty-five years after the terrorist attacks of September 11th, 2001, a growing proportion of the population knows 9/11 only as history. For Matthew Warshauer, Distinguished Professor of History at Central Connecticut State University, that distance…
By Jessica Jasch Your expectations about mindfulness are unrealistic and could be getting in the way of the benefits Mindfulness has been asked to do a lot of heavy lifting. It has been expected to dramatically – and quickly –…
Parenting advice has never been more accessible, or more overwhelming. With countless approaches to raising children competing for attention, finding advice that is practical, psychologically informed, and relevant to your family’s circumstances can be a challenge. The best parenting books in…
By Cara Wrigley, Genevieve Mosely Interdisciplinary Design Education presents a research-informed framework for teaching design across disciplinary boundaries. Drawing on the experiences of 50 educators and practitioners internationally, the book identifies six signature interdisciplinary design pedagogies and 70 pedagogical practices that…
By Philip Seyfried and Mary Ehrenworth, authors of AI and Reading Instruction When AI first showed up in the classrooms we research in, we worried it would work against critical reading. But we were only partially right in our worries.…
Artificial intelligence is no longer a future possibility; it is reshaping industries, workplaces, education, finance, creativity, and human communication today. As AI technologies continue to evolve at an unprecedented pace, professionals across sectors face an important challenge: staying informed. Whether…
The right mental health book does more than introduce psychological concepts, it reframes how we understand ourselves and support others. In a rapidly evolving field, impactful literature bridges the gap between complex clinical research and real-world human experiences. This curated…
George Orwell once wrote that “life is a constant struggle to see what is in front of one's nose. In an era of polarization and social media overload, understanding American politics requires both historical perspective and a grasp of the…
By Madhavi Nawana Parker 1. What makes The Friendship Blueprint different from other books about friendship or student wellbeing? The Friendship Blueprint offers more than strategies—it’s a universal, proactive framework for mastering healthy, respectful, and compassionate relationships, nurturing lifelong social…
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