Social media has eroded our patience for challenging cognitive tasks. Now, students are conditioned to reach for AI.

Karen Kovacs North, a clinical professor of communication at ... it’s more difficult for them to use AI since they risk getting caught, but should we be teaching defensively and coming up ...

Parents also use the Evolution module, which interprets their children’s educational journey with the help of Microsoft AI. “Education needs advanced technology that frees up the time of principals ...

Schools are building innovative use cases for artificial intelligence that improve lesson planning and guide students into ...

While teens are more eager and tech savvy than their parents when utilizing AI tools, experts encourage both to explore how ...

That’s a good thing in Adams’ view, as she’s more than a little confident that today’s K-12 students will be using AI in ... with parents to give them a day-to-day update on [whether] their student ...

There is a growing divide among proponents of AI in. Should AI help schools with what they already do, or should it transform? I argue both.

Teachers have been told to use plain language and not potentially ambiguous words such as “sound” when writing school reports ...

Artificial intelligence in education: a game-changer or a flawed tool? Advocates and opponents weigh in on the impact of AI on students and parents.

AI has become a tool that can help bring students closer together in terms of academic achievement. Crafting ideas, bridging understanding gaps, and enhancing participation can all be supplemented ...

More K–12 early adopters like Penner are using generative AI to improve worker productivity and communication and to optimize ...