“Right now, AI has had a net negative impact on students,” says Dacia Toll, co-founder of Coursemojo, an AI-powered teaching assistant, in a Chalkbeat article. “It’s going to be a complex situation — there are
About 1,000 K-12 teachers responded to a University of Michigan artificial intelligence survey reported in K-12 Dive. The survey focused primarily on how AI can help teachers do their jobs. Most of the AI discussion
What does it mean to “put pen to paper” as artificial intelligence tools are used to brainstorm ideas, draft paragraphs, and polish essays, ask article in Chalkbeat Philadelphia. AI raises questions about authorship, skill development
For teachers, AI-literacy development is essential because their knowledge and skills can shape successful use of AI to improve student learning, write Professor Claire Wyatt-Smith, of Wyatt-Smith Education Solutions and Dr Megan Kimber of Australian
The news media is distrusted by most teenagers, according to a new report by the News Literacy Project detailed in Education Week. More than four out of five teens (84%) take a dismal view, believing
About two-thirds of students in grades 6-12 believe using artificial intelligence in the classroom will significantly improve their schooling and bring fresh ideas to their learning, according to a survey by Project Tomorrow, an education
Researchers are trying to bring practical insights to inform cellphone policy decisions at a time when at least 31 states and the District of Columbia require school districts to ban or restrict cellphones, according to
The push for implementing AI literacy in K-12 education came quickly after the 2022 public release of ChatGPT, a generative AI tool that can answer seemingly any prompt, according to an Education Week article. With
Banning cellphones improves school climate, claim almost three-quarters of principals surveyed by the research think tank RAND Corp. and reported on in Education Week. “Principals overwhelmingly felt that these cellphone bans had safety-related benefits,” says
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