EdTech

In 1984, research proved personalized tutoring could lift average students to the top 2%. We couldn't afford it. Until now. AI is finally solving education's greatest inequality.

MIT researchers tested AI tutors against traditional teaching. Knowledge scores rose, but critical thinking cratered. Here's what that means for education.

Finland's teachers no longer lecture—they design. As AI handles instruction, educators face an existential upgrade from knowledge delivery to learning architecture.

AI was meant to democratize education, but early data reveals it's widening inequality — wealthy students capture 73% of AI tutoring benefits globally.

AI tutors using Socratic questioning outperform traditional instruction. The irony? The most effective teaching method is 2,500 years old and costs nothing.