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By: Mary Beth Gallagher | School of Engineering
Joshua Angrist, MITili Affiliated Faculty, among five MIT professors recognized by their peers for their outstanding contributions to research. Read more
By: Michaela Jarvis | Department of Mechanical Engineering
“One of the best ways to teach is for the student to experience a surprise — to see something they didn’t think was possible or to design something new." Read more
By: Alyson Klein | Education Week
“The AI genie is out of the bottle,” said Cynthia Breazeal, a professor of media arts and sciences at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. “It’s not just in the realm of computer science and coding. Read more
By: J-PAL Staff
Over one billion children experienced some form of extended school closure from 2020 to 2022 (World Bank, 2022). Youth Impact, an NGO headquartered in Botswana, had for several years prior implemented Teaching at the Right Level (TaRL), an approach to teaching foundational literacy and numeracy, due to evidence of its effectiveness 
By: Peter Dizikes | MIT News Office
Stephanie Khurana was recently named founding CEO of Axim Collaborative, a new online education initiative designed to make learning more accessible, effective, and relevant. Read more
By: Caroline Perry | Office of the Vice President for Research
What must colleges and universities do differently to help students develop the skills, capacities, and perspectives they’ll need to live, lead, and thrive in a world being remade by the accelerating climate crisis? Read more
By: MIT Open Learning
The AI chatbot from OpenAI launched just a few months ago and immediately became the subject of countless news stories about the impact this technology will have — on our children, on education, on our work now and in the future. Read more
By: Stefanie Koperniak | Katherine Ouellette | MIT Open Learning
MIT ReACT provides education and professional opportunities to learners from refugee and forcibly displaced communities worldwide. ReACT’s core pillars include academic development, human skills development, employment pathways, and network building.
By: Joseph Green | Mashable
MIT leads the way when it comes to online courses, with a wide range available for free on edX. That means you can say you're a student of MIT without leaving the comfort of your own home, and without spending anything at all. Read more
By: Stephanie Martinovich | Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering
“It’s a great example of how MIT is taking a leadership role and multidisciplinary approach to tackling climate change by combining engineering and climate system science in one undergraduate major,” says Professor Ali Jadbabaie. Read more