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"Adolescents are more likely than adults to take online risks, regardless of the gamble involved, according to new research by the University of Plymouth.

The study, led by Claire White from the School of Psychology, was carried out to explore the psychological mechanisms underpinning why teenagers are more likely to take risks online when compared to young adults."

Further evidence (as if we needed it) that all educators need to be addressing these issues in targeted and developmentally appropriate ways.

A new look at "A Nation at Risk" on its 30 year anniverary!

Great commentary on current education reform.

Brilliant editing of the intro to "A Nation At Risk" to reflect the absurd claims of the original, and to underscore the need to deliberately support creativity and diverse thinking in schools in order for America to maintain relevance.

Cautions to be taken when making information public or "private". Either way, all control is lost over information once it is made available online.

Article about high school game design classes.