— by Richard Trotta — Education is at a tipping point. Today’s students are entering a world that demands far more than recalling facts, content knowledge, or basic computational skills. The traditional purpose of schooling, centered on transmitting information and…
Created by Richard Trotta for educational and professional use. —Introduction —Education stands at a transformative crossroads where advances in neuroscience andartificial intelligence (AI) are reshaping how we understand, and cultivate, the process oflearning. While technology enables personalized, adaptive, and data-driven…
A discussion focused on getting a better understanding of AI and how it’s affecting education
–By Richard Trotta — The latest research confirms the effectiveness, which depends on the task, and crucially, combining senses increases the effectiveness of the learning process. Visual + auditory together (words + pictures/narration), the most reliable overall Humans process information…
School shouldn’t just be a place to learn academic skills, but a place for students to practice making meaningful decisions about their learning and lives. Go to article
| by Richard Trotta | One of the most critical factors in the teaching and learning process is the degree of student engagement. Student engagement refers to the level of attention, curiosity, interest, optimism, and passion that students experience during…
What if controlling children actually makes them less trustworthy?
| by Paul Jay and Richard Trotta | The critically acclaimed Netflix series Adolescents offers a microcosm, albeit exaggerated, of the troubled life of a 13-year-old boy in the UK. The main character is alienated from his family, school, and meaningful…
Vocational education taps into a fundamental human instinct — the drive to create something real and meaningful with your own hands. This form of learning offers powerful benefits that set it apart from traditional academic approaches: 1. Tangible Results Build…
Hello fellow learning experience designer, Are you running on coffee, countdowns, and sheer willpower? You’re not alone. It’s that time of year when every teacher lounge conversation starts with “How many days left?” and ends with “I’m so tired I…
