Sasha the Chronicler·Oct 19Eventus oblitus: Day 7. Games in the Alpha Constellation (A Sci-Fi Short Story)Eventus oblitus* — the forgotten trail of random events.
James Capon·Sep 15It’s time to stop helping the hasty readerHave children lost the ability to concentrate, or have we built a world in which they practise it less? And will AI now remove something…
Jaintanay·Sep 5Should Schools Use Incentives and Rewards to Boost Student Performance?A Quasi-Experimental Study of 8–9 Year Olds
Mifta Sakina·Sep 1Fun Blending Puzzle: Supervising a Play-Based Learning Tool for Early Reading in Students with…As a lecturer and academic supervisor in psychology, one of the questions I return to often is how we can make early reading instruction…
Kenan Ayvataş·Sep 1The Students AI Was Never Designed For: Neurodivergent Learners and the Silent Success StoryWhile the headlines argue about cheating and personalized learning, a quieter and arguably more consequential AI story is unfolding in…
Anisha Monachan·Jul 29“Now huggy”: What a two-year-old taught me about trust, belonging, and becoming.A Reflection by Anisha Monachan
Dr. Pallavi Kamra·Jul 22Your Child May Not Have a Concentration ProblemSometimes the problem is not attention. It is everything the child’s mind is trying to manage while learning.
Master AI - Hams AI Tech·Jul 20Claude Cowork for Educational Psychologist: How AI Is Transforming School-Based Assessment and…Educational psychology sits at the intersection of data-heavy, high-stakes school system work — cognitive testing, rating scales, legally…
Maryam Imran·Jun 28Learning With AI vs. Learning From AIWhy how you use AI matters more than whether you use it?
