Urban Libraries Council Names ABCmouse as Teacher Approved Educational App in Partnership with Google Play
ABCmouse has been named a Librarian Recommended and Teacher Approved app by the Urban Libraries Council, in partnership with Google Play, for its exceptional educational content and safety features for young learners. ABCmouse has been selected by the Urban Libraries Council (ULC) in partnership with Google Play as a Teacher Approved app. This prestigious recognition […]
The Science of Reading, en Español
Follow Age of Learning! The Science of Reading is a body of research outlining the major factors involved in learning to read, and evidence-based practices for helping students do so. But if you clicked on this article, I am guessing you already know that. What you may be less familiar with is that the Science […]
Unlocking Mathematical Potential: The Five Strands Approach
The five strands of mathematical proficiency—productive disposition, conceptual understanding, procedural fluency, strategic competence, and adaptive reasoning—form the foundation of a comprehensive approach to math education (National Research Council, 2001). At Age of Learning, we’ve seen how integrating these strands creates confident, creative problem-solvers who see math as a powerful tool rather than an obstacle. By […]
Honoring Excellence in Education: Shennet Josiah Named Age of Learning’s Inaugural Educator of the Year
In the world of education, where dedication and innovation shape the futures of countless children, we at Age of Learning are thrilled to announce our inaugural Educator of the Year: Shennet Josiah, a remarkable 1st-grade teacher from Sayreville School District in New Jersey. This award, established in honor of our founder Doug Dohring’s lifelong commitment […]
Beyond Fun: How Game-Based Learning Creates Durable Outcomes
Follow Age of Learning! Imagine a classroom where students are so engrossed in their lessons that they ask to stay in during recess to continue learning. Picture a world where children dance together in celebration of their academic achievements. This isn’t a far-off dream—it’s the reality of game-based learning done right. In an era where a […]
Trending in Ed Podcast: Age of Learning’s Leaders Discuss AI at ASU+GSV
At this year’s ASU+GSV conference, Age of Learning’s Diana Hughes and Sunil Gunderia appeared on the “Trending in Education” podcast hosted by Michael Palmer. In this conversation, Diana and Sunil shared their insights on the potential of AI to personalize learning at scale, emphasizing the integration of technology with behavioral science to foster both learner […]
Sunil Gunderia Discusses AI’s Role in Shaping an Equitable Educational Future
Writing for Fast Company, Sunil Gunderia, Chief Innovation Officer at Age of Learning, outlines the transformative impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on education. In this article, he presents a compelling vision where AI serves as a catalyst for creating a more equitable and engaging learning environment, redefining education by providing personalized, dynamic learning pathways tailored […]
How Age of Learning is Integrating AI to Enhance Personalized Learning
At Age of Learning, we are taking a thoughtful and principled approach to integrating artificial intelligence (AI) into our education technology solutions.
Unlocking a More Equitable Future
A Conversation Between Sunil Gunderia and Meredith Rosenberg Ahead of their ASU+GSV Summit panel, “Breaking Barriers, Building Futures: Accessibility in Innovation,” Age of Learning’s Chief Innovation Officer, Sunil Gunderia, and NU Advisory Partner’s Co-Founder, Meredith Rosenberg, discussed the critical role of accessibility in education, innovation, and the workforce. They emphasized the importance of integrating accessibility […]
Hechinger Report Features Diana Hughes: AI’s Impact on Education for Students with Special Needs
In a recent piece for the Hechinger Report, Diana Hughes, Vice President of Product Innovation and AI at Age of Learning, discusses the profound impact artificial intelligence (AI) can have on education, particularly for students with special needs. Diana emphasizes that AI can revolutionize learning by making educational content more accessible and tailored to individual […]
