When AI Enters Homework Time Paid Members Public
Across China, families are turning to AI to survive the pressure of homework and schooling. What kind of children we are forming when we use AI for homework time?
When the World Stops Coming to the US Paid Members Public
As fewer international students come to the US, the global classroom is thinning. What this shift means for parents raising globally minded children.
Why Shitij Kapur Says Degrees No Longer Guarantee Mobility Paid Members Public
The King’s College London Vice-Chancellor on Degrees, Mobility, and Honest Education
Where Our Kids’ Talents Will Matter Most in the Age of AI Paid Members Public
Why Mark Cuban thinks talent belongs in small companies—and why intentional parents should pay attention.
Maieutic Education: An Ancient Idea for an Uncertain Age Paid Members Public
Why learning that draws out gifts matters more than ever in an age of AI
When Entrepreneurship Is the Wrong Answer Paid Members Public
When a family’s business dream reveals the quiet line between perseverance and wisdom.
Why Attention Is Becoming the Scarcest Gift on Campus Paid Members Public
In a world built for constant connection, the ability to protect attention may be the hidden skill that allows gifts to surface, talents to mature, and calling to become clear.
Math Anxiety Isn’t a Talent Problem Paid Members Public
Math anxiety isn’t a verdict on ability. It’s a signal that learning environments—not children—need to change.
