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Poland ranks highly in PISA 2025. Paweł Maranowski explains what the ranking leaves out: school belonging, phone use and what students learn when AI does the work.

Adam Przymusiała travelled to meet a university representative. The conversation went well, and the two were soon on first-name terms.

Ewelina Kurtys deleted the Instagram app. She kept TikTok to publish her own videos, but stopped watching other people's content.

Stephen Hodges, CEO of Efekta Education, on affordable personal tutoring, the work of introducing AI into schools, and the evidence we need before calling it a success.

The year 2025 marks a critical inflection point for the Education Technology (EdTech) sector, defined by a fundamental collision between explosive technological adoption and a dramatic financial correction. While the global education industry remains massive, valued at over $7.3 trillion , it is still digitally lagging, with typically less than 4% of overall expenditure allocated to digital solutions. Nevertheless, digital spending is accelerating, forecasted to grow to $404

Education is evolving fast. Every day, new tools and ideas reshape how we learn and teach. As someone passionate about technology and education, I find this transformation exciting. It’s not just about gadgets or apps; it’s about creating better experiences that help everyone succeed. In this post, I’ll share some of the most promising innovations in education and what they mean for the future. Embracing Innovations in Education: What’s Changing? The world of education is no

What if the biggest problem in education isn’t technology, funding, or curriculum — but the fact that schools still operate on an industrial blueprint designed over a century ago? That’s where my conversation with Carl Morris and Saif Sarwar begins. Both have lived across three worlds: • inside classrooms as teachers, • inside companies as edtech operators, • and inside entire systems across the UK, the Middle East, and Europe . Together, they brought one message: Education

EdTech Dots — Episode with Paulina Krukowska The education technology sector is growing fast — but many EdTech products still fail long before reaching real classrooms. After speaking with hundreds of founders, teachers, and school leaders, one theme keeps repeating: Most EdTech tools are built without understanding the actual needs of teachers and students. In this episode of EdTech Dots , I talk with Paulina Krukowska — a senior digital marketing strategist with 15+ years

What if school is the thing that keeps a child alive inside? In this conversation, Marwa Zahr — Implementation & Practitioner Lead at World Child Alliance and 2024 Yidan Prize laureate — shares a rare, honest look at education in the harshest places on earth and the EdTech choices that actually work there. Marwa’s story starts before her own: with her mother, a ninth-grader in Lebanon in 1981, whose schooling ended when the windows shook and classmates stopped showing up. “He

Education is evolving rapidly, and innovative EdTech solutions are at the heart of this transformation. As someone deeply involved in this space, I’ve seen firsthand how technology is reshaping the way we learn, teach, and connect. These changes are not just about convenience; they are about creating lasting impact and opening doors for learners everywhere. Let’s explore some of the most exciting innovations in education technology and how they are making a difference. Whethe

Ever witnessed a talented leader’s voice vanish—right when it matters most? That moment is more dramatic, and more common, than you...

Discover how AI in teaching transforms education with storytelling and emotion. Explore Peter Makuła's unique approach to AI in teaching today!