Integrating AI into education is not as daunting as it seems
Digital learning makes engaging learning experiences possible while giving students technology skills they’ll need well beyond school.
AI for empathy: Using generative tools to deepen, not replace, human connection in schools
AI can’t perform human actions for us, but it can help students and educators practice and prepare for them
AI teacher tools display racial bias when generating student behavior plans, study finds
When asked to provide behavior intervention plans, AI teacher assistant tools generated more-punitive recommendations for students with Black-coded names
Just thank ChatGPT: How teens turned a secret tool into a shared success
AI isn’t going away--it’s already the silent partner in many students’ academic journeys
As schools embrace AI, an educator offers top tips, cautions, and predictions
If used wisely, AI can extend educators’ reach, personalize impact, and unlock students’ potential
Students are anxious about the future with AI–their parents are, too
In an era when the college-going rate of high school graduates has dropped, AI appears to be heightening anxieties about the value of college
Grading student writing with AI: What we lose when AI replaces teachers
Our students don’t write to impress a rubric--they write to be heard
What really shapes the future of AI in education?
AI breaks the mold of most machines and systems humans have designed and dealt with throughout history
Data, privacy, and cybersecurity in schools: A 2025 wake-up call
In the rush to embrace AI, schools must not lose sight of their responsibility to protect students' data and privacy
Digital learning in a new age
Digital learning is broadening the world of CTE for students through online and hybrid school programs
How to avoid cognitive debt by building critical thinking skills
Clear instruction, critical dialogue, and process-focused assignments help students use AI in ways that deepen, rather than diminish, cognitive engagement
From pen to prompt: Navigating AI in the classroom
Students can (and should) still show their work in the age of AI--but it might look a little different
National AI training hub for educators to open, funded by OpenAI and Microsoft
School districts are training teachers in using AI-powered tools, but high-poverty districts still lag behind their low poverty counterparts
5 AI tools that offer more than hype
High-impact AI tools typically provide real-time feedback on student work, adapt instruction based on performance, identify learning gaps, or help teachers differentiate instruction at scale
Educators: Lack of infrastructure and vision limit AI’s potential
AI, educator burnout, and the future of education are all top focus areas for educators
Bridging the language gap with AI tools every teacher can use
AI supports could mean the difference between silent confusion and real understanding
AI tools are everyday study buddies, survey finds
Over-reliance on AI yields surface-level learning instead of the cognitive involvement that leads to long-term learning
Digital learning is different
When students can master learning with digital resources, they'll be prepared to navigate information in an increasingly digital world
Using AI to reimagine teacher preparation for scale, equity, and reflective practice
A computerized AI support model gives pre-service teachers the opportunity to engage in scalable, self-guided reflection
Gen Z educators embrace AI tools more often than Gen X
Overall, U.S. educators say AI has enhanced classroom engagement, but want clearer guidance on its use in learning
How Kai Cenat saved my high school English class
When students have opportunities to record their thoughts on video, they have a chance to communicate effectively in a modern medium
8 under-the-radar digital learning resources
Digital learning resources help educators diversify their toolkit--and give students access to a wider range of learning modalities and real-world applications
Common Sense Media releases AI toolkit for school districts
Educators say they need practical, easy-to-use tools that support thoughtful AI planning, decision-making, and implementation
How Gimkit engages my students
Gimkit can boost engagement, reinforce learning through interactive gameplay, and foster collaboration--all while offering valuable insights into student progress in real time
5 digital resources to engage students in meaningful learning
Digital resources allow educators to connect with students in a way that’s interactive, personalized, and relevant
Teachers see online learning as critical for workforce readiness in 2025
High school educators report at least half of their curriculum will focus on skills-based learning
10 (and counting…) Google goodies for your classroom
Teachers of all subjects and grade levels can leverage these ideas and resources for using Google tools
China’s kindergarten coders: The AI arms race begins at age 4
If AI is the new literacy and the foundation of the Fourth Industrial Revolution, the future may be written by those who learned it first
5 strategies to get your students talking
Technology tools play a crucial role in fostering better discussions in physical and digital classrooms
Building an educator’s AI toolbox
Enhance engagement, personalize instruction, and streamline tasks with AI tools that support smarter, more efficient classroom learning
AI tools that support learning–not cheating
The key to responsible use of education technology lies in choosing tools designed to aid understanding, not undermine it
5 reasons why game design is the best way to teach STEAM skills
Through game design, students gain hands-on experience that traditional classrooms often lack
New partnership trains Michigan teachers for AI innovation
The collaboration will support AI readiness by leveraging the state’s existing network of instructional and educational technology coaches
Why math hints matter–and how AI can help
AI-driven math hints do more than nudge students toward a correct answer--they help students develop confidence and persistence
You’re using ChatGPT? A true story about why AI literacy starts with us
Responsible AI use is not just about the technology--it’s about curiosity, judgment, integrity, and communication
Enterprise AI is changing education
AI can help educators spend more time teaching as they strive to create a more engaging, personalized experience for students
Ensuring academic integrity in the AI age
AI detection is a great way to flag assignments, but detection warrants further investigation before any punitive measures
AI can personalize learning–it can’t make students care
We’ve spent years trying to personalize learning--maybe we’ve focused too much on tailoring content and not enough on transforming context
Whose call: A student-driven approach to school cell phone policies
Including students in designing solutions helps establish cell phone policies that are more likely to be successful and sustained
My high school Spanish teacher taught me about the original AI–Authentic Interaction
Building a face-to-face relationship with students is, as it turns out, just as impactful as many edtech tools and resources
AI in education needs more than innovation–it needs intention
