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A report from the Georgia Department of Audits and Accounts found that a majority of teachers in the state are using generative AI for planning or in the classroom, but also express concern that ...

The debate over the use of technology in the classroom has been heating up (see The Best Analyses About The Role Of Ed Tech In Today’s Classrooms). In today’s post, educators will share their ...

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When it comes to generative AI, Jason Aleksander, like many professors, walks a tightrope. He wants students to use AI where it can be helpful, but not defer to it when developing their ideas and ...

Has your kid ever used artificial intelligence to answer homework questions that their teacher used artificial intelligence ...

The person who should have been best able to explain how we got here was the great German philosopher Jürgen Habermas, who illuminated how a feisty, principled public sphere is integral to democracy.

When reading reflections on inquiry-based learning, I have been feeling this way lately. Students write that they doubted the AI summary, checked the evidence, and noticed what was omitted. The tone ...