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Student Test Scores Keep Falling. What’s Really to Blame? (Opinion)

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There’s strong circumstantial evidence pointing to a particular culprit. (Hint: It’s not the pandemic.)

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Virginia's Teacher-Less AI Private School 

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Virginia's Teacher-Less AI Private School 

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For $65,000 a year, a teacher-less AI private school comes to Virginia

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At Alpha School, a new private school in Northern Virginia, students will study for just two hours a day using adaptive apps and personalized lesson plans.

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Is Adult Illiteracy Negatively Impacting Students' Reading Skills?

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Is Adult Illiteracy Negatively Impacting Students' Reading Skills?

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Adult illiteracy may be one reason students can’t read - The Boston Globe

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My experience as a tutor leads me to believe that the country needs to invest in the education of students’ parents.

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Recommendation on the Ethics of Artificial Intelligence

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AI and the future of education: disruptions, dilemmas and directions

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AI and the future of education: disruptions, dilemmas and directions

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Stanford Report: Why AI Companions and Young People Can Make for a Dangerous Mix

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Stanford Report: Why AI Companions and Young People Can Make for a Dangerous Mix

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Why AI companions and young people can make for a dangerous mix

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A new study reveals how AI chatbots exploit teenagers’ emotional needs, often leading to inappropriate and harmful interactions.

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American Psychological Association: Many Teens are Turning to AI Chatbots for Friendship and Emotional Support

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American Psychological Association: Many Teens are Turning to AI Chatbots for Friendship and Emotional Support

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Many teens are turning to AI chatbots for friendship and emotional support

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As digital technology evolves, psychologists work to understand how it shapes youth’s social bonds and connections.

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7 AI Tools That Help Teachers Work More Efficiently

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7 AI Tools That Help Teachers Work More Efficiently

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These apps and websites can help teachers boost their productivity, personalize learning, and create lesson content.

Over the past five years, I've explored ways to integrate AI into my teaching practice-even before ChatGPT and other generative AI became some of the most talked-about topics in education. Every educator needs to learn about AI and how we can leverage this technology to benefit our students and enhance our own work. To best provide for our students, we need to understand how this technology will impact them and us. What better way than to explore new tools via AI in our teaching practice?

Why Educators Need to Understand AI Tools

Our roles as educators have continued to change over the years. With technology comes a bit of hesitancy, especially with something as powerful as AI. In our schools, we have to provide opportunities for students to learn about changing technology because of the impact it may have on their future. Not only can AI tools enhance creativity and productivity, but also they can provide educators with valuable insights into student learning and assist with some of the time-consuming tasks that educators have.

Even with all of the promises of AI, it is important that we take time to talk about artificial intelligence in our classrooms. Not only do we teach the content, but we serve as mentors, facilitators of learning and co-learners with our students, especially as we embrace these emerging powerful technologies. It's important that we help our students learn about the benefits of them and also show how to use these tools properly, responsibly, and ethically.

How AI Can Improve A Teacher's Job

Personalized learning: Educators can provide tailored learning experiences based on AI-driven analytics that provide valuable insights into student performance and learning trends. Using this data, AI can instantly adapt student learning materials. Teachers can then use this information to provide personalized learning experiences, adapting to each student's strengths, weaknesses, and learning pace.

Productivity and efficiency: Greater efficiency comes with AI as well. Educators are responsible for a variety of clerical tasks, such as communicating with students and their families, grading assessments, and providing feedback. Educators may find they spend more time on these clerical tasks rather than on teaching and working directly with students. The right AI tools can help to automate or streamline these tasks, which allows teachers to have additional time with their students.

Creating and supplementing content: Through AI-powered platforms, teachers can curate a range of educational resources. With generative AI in particular, teachers are able to create lessons, activities, assessments, prompts for discussion, and presentations simply by providing a short prompt with keywords.

7 education Tools that work

Here are seven AI-powered tools that will help teachers with personalized learning that enables them to become more efficient and save time that can then be spent with students. I have used each of these for my own personal writing and creating of presentations, and the amount of time they save by generating the slides alone helps me to focus more closely on the content. I also appreciate that the tools offer translation options and a variety of templates and other resources that are commonly used by educators.

The recently released Teaching with AI guide for teachers was created to help educators use ChatGPT in their classroom. The guide comes with several suggested prompts and includes explanations that clarify exactly how ChatGPT works and what its limitations are, and it provides reminders of the importance of verifying information and checking for bias. With ChatGPT 4, which is a paid version, there is greater accuracy and reliability of information than with the original version.

Creating and sharing these resources with our students leads to rich conversations about the benefits of AI and proper use of this technology for creating and learning. There are many more tools available for teachers to explore that can help with each of the key areas that I mentioned. Most important is selecting a tool to start with and reflecting on how it impacted your practice.

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7 AI Tools That Help Teachers Work More Efficiently

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These apps and websites can help teachers boost their productivity, personalize learning, and create lesson content.

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How AI Chatbots Affect Kids: Benefits, Risks & What Parents Need to Know

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How AI Chatbots Affect Kids: Benefits, Risks & What Parents Need to Know

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How AI Chatbots Affect Kids: Benefits, Risks & What Parents Need to Know

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Kids increasingly turn to chatbots for more than quick, convenient answers. Many use them for entertainment or companionship. That’s when these computer programs, designed to interact like humans, can be more risky for young users. Chatbots may tell kids false, harmful, highly sexual or violent things. Here’s what parents need to know about this technology and ways to protect young people.

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AI has the potential to help usher in a new, deeper breed of state standardized tests, but there are plenty of reasons for caution.

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How to Spot AI and Misinformation Online

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How to Spot AI and Misinformation Online

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How to spot AI and misinformation online