We’re Teaching Kids to Read. Are We Teaching Them to Think?

Schools often delay critical thinking until students can decode words fluently. As artificial intelligence quickly supplies neat answers, teachers must train young learners to evaluate evidence and compare viewpoints from the start of school.

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