A Japanese newsletter from Authorship, a platform where researchers and experts publish in their own words, currently featuring philosophy and education scholars. Recent issues ask what learning foreign languages, Python and academic writing still means in an age of generative AI, and why people should still study the basics.
Website: https://authorship.co.jp/
A newsletter by an options trader that applies financial theory, especially volatility and risk, to trading, AI tools, education, and parenting. Issues mix detailed trade write-ups and educational explainers with curated links and commentary on AI and games.
NextGenTool is an Italian newsletter on AI, digital tools and school regulation, with practical guides on topics such as compensatory tools for DSA, PEI and PDP rules, and backward-design competence tasks. Each issue cites the relevant laws and decrees and explains how to apply them in the classroom.
A free weekly local newsletter covering Washington Heights in New York City with original reporting on neighborhood issues. Readers get in-depth stories on immigration enforcement, schools, and local institutions such as nursing homes.
InvestigateWest is a nonprofit newsroom publishing investigative and accountability reporting on the Pacific Northwest, often in collaboration with other outlets. Readers get in-depth stories on institutional failures, local government, media and justice issues in Washington state.
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