It's hard to avoid all the discussion about artificial intelligence (AI), and the debate about the promise and peril of this new technology. Regardless of what we think, there's no doubt AI is moving into education and learning. Read Chat GPT is Coming to a University Near You.

And as always this edition brings you neuroscience news about our learning brains.

This month you can read about how educators are navigating AI, how disadvantage impacts student learning, and how the effect of Covid was not as bad for students as we thought. 

Also, this month we list upcoming education conferences in UK, USA and Australia. See What’s On.

The world’s largest education conference is on this month in San Diego, USA - see What’s On for details. You can attend digitally.

Do you have a child or students who struggle with maths because they find reading the questions difficult?  Read about how Chat GPT may help - see What’s New?

This month we take a detailed look at the recent publicity about the "Reading Guarantee" report from The Grattan Institute and it's commendations for teaching. Plus there are interesting articles about how ADHD can be an advantage for entrepreneurs, and how pre-term births don’t cause autism.

Against a background of news of how technology is looming larger & larger in our lives (see What’s New? and Technology), this month you can read how beneficial traditional, non-tech activities can be for us and our students (see Latest Research and Memory).