In the fall of 2024, 48 percent of districts reported they had trained teachers on AI use—up from 23 percent in the fall of ...

One suggested “Use it or lose it applies to more than musculature,” and another agreed that “AI is giving people fish in exchange for their fishing rods.” A teacher even noted ...

AI curriculum should not be limited to technical knowledge, such as coding and machine learning; it must also emphasize AI ...

More than half of educators (62 percent) are already making use of AI at school, with more than one-quarter using it daily for work purposes, according to a Twinkl survey of more than 3,500 U.S.

Currently, AI chatbots are not accessible on district computers or networks, so students aren't allowed to use them. Teachers ...

Using AI to complete corrections may cut back on the time between students sitting the final exam and receiving their results ...

However, she noted that while AI can simplify complex topics, follow-up clarifications can sometimes make the explanations more confusing. She added that their IT teacher has discussed the ethical use ...

Schools, teachers, and students remain in “AI-limbo ... The Department of Education previously planned to circulate guidance on the use of AI in teaching and learning to schools and students ...

The agreement also shifts three days for principal-directed professional development days to teachers, who can use that time for prep. Teacher evaluations, one of the last holdups in negotiations ...