Charles Sosnik

Gastonia

Editor in Chief at The Learning Counsel

Columnist at Grit Daily

Education journalist, editor by trade and Southern by the Grace of God. #edchat #education

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3 weeks ago | ednewsdaily.com | Charles Sosnik

ClassDojo has been recognized for its outstanding commitment to privacy by earning the prestigious Common Sense Privacy Seal. As part of an elite group of EdTech companies, ClassDojo has demonstrated its dedication to safeguarding student and educator data beyond standard compliance. In a world where privacy concerns are at an all-time high, parents and educators need trusted platforms that prioritize data protection.
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1 month ago | ednewsdaily.com | Charles Sosnik |Thom Markham

By Thom MarkhamThe next world is AI-integrated, project-driven, future-focused, and human-inspiredIs AI bad? Is AI good? Should we recoil in fear or embrace a new technology that some believe holds the seeds of our own destruction as creative human beings? That’s the divide now. And schools, more than any other institution, are destined to face the dilemma of AI. Schools teach vital information. In the process, they aim to make young people more intelligent.
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1 month ago | ednewsdaily.com | Charles Sosnik

Discovery Education, the creators of essential K-12 learning solutions used in classrooms around the world announced a host of exciting product updates during a special virtual event led by the company’s Chief Product Officer Pete Weir. Based on feedback from the company’s school-based partners, these updates make teaching and learning even more relevant, engaging, and personalized for users of Discovery Education products.
Oh, What Times We Live In

1 month ago | edu-ai.org | Charles Sosnik

Commentary by Charles Sosnik “THESE are the times that try men’s souls. The summer soldier and the sunshine patriot will, in this crisis, shrink from the service of their country, but he that stands by it now, deserves the love and thanks of man and woman. Tyranny, like hell, is not easily conquered; yet we have this consolation with us, that the harder the conflict, the more glorious the triumph. What we obtain too cheap, we esteem too lightly. it is dearness only that gives everything its value.
The New Hampshire Department of Education Partners with Discovery Education to Deliver Civics Lessons

2 months ago | ednewsdaily.com | Charles Sosnik

New Hampshire Department of Education (NHED) has launched the first 42 lessons in a new series of engaging, New Hampshire-specific digital resources bolstering civics education for K-12 students across the state. Created by Discovery Education, under the direction of the Commission on New Hampshire Civics, the first set of digital civics lessons may be found in the New Hampshire Civics Channel within Discovery Education Experience.
Latest Issue of Educate AI Magazine Now Available

2 months ago | ednewsdaily.com | Charles Sosnik

The latest edition of Educate AI Magazine is now available at no charge to educators, administrators, companies and other interested parties. Educate AI Magazine contains real thought leadership at a time when we are deciding how our education systems will look in the next 10 years. To subscribe, click here. For information about becoming a thought leader for Educate AI Magazine, please email: [email protected]
Discovery Education's Free Guide Supports Success in Algebra

Feb 11, 2025 | ednewsdaily.com | Charles Sosnik

Discovery Education, the creators of essential K-12 solutions used in classrooms around the world announced the availability of a free guide supporting algebra readiness. Entitled Six Strategies to Help Your Students Become Algebra Ready, this resource discusses the six competencies of deeper learning and shares strategies to help educators prepare all learners for an empowering, effective, and meaningful experience with algebra.
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Jan 27, 2025 | ednewsdaily.com | Charles Sosnik

Vision is one of the most important senses for learning, as 80% of information received by the brain comes from visual pathways. If your child’s vision isn’t up to par, they may have more difficulty learning in the classroom. They might strain to see the information on the board or their teacher, struggle reading text on worksheets or textbooks, or not socialize well with classmates—all of which are crucial for your child’s development.
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Jan 16, 2025 | ednewsdaily.com | Charles Sosnik

Renewed for a fifth year, this dynamic partnership is enhancing instruction in all 17 counties across Nevada by empowering educators to create engaging, modern learning environments for rural, urban, and suburban students. Since the beginning of this partnership in 2020, more than 24,000 educators and 344,000 students have logged 4.6 million interactions with Discovery Education’s dynamic, digital, K-12 resources.
California Community Colleges and LightLeap AI are Kicking Fraudsters Where it Hurts

Dec 19, 2024 | ednewsdaily.com | Charles Sosnik

California Community Colleges are all in. From their annual Futures Summit on September 10 to their work with AI in fighting admissions fraud, the 116 colleges of the California Community College system plan to be front and center in the use of AI Technologies. One factor that has really moved the colleges along is the very high incidence of admissions fraud, which according to the state chancellor’s office, is dealing with some very troubling numbers.