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AI tools that support learning–not cheating

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Suitable for: All grade levels–from elementary children designing a poster about dinosaurs to high school students putting together a multimedia history project. Suitable for: All grade levels–from young readers developing fluency to high school students preparing for exams.

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An AI Wish List From Teachers: What They Actually Want It to Do

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Tasks, Tasks and More Tasks The most consistent theme among educators is a desire for AI to tackle time-consuming, repetitive tasks that don’t require human judgment or relationship-building. Grading, especially, is viewed with skepticism. Zajac adds that in special education, there are lines AI shouldn’t cross.

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From school year to summer: Why reliable edtech matters to boost literacy

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Whether it’s tracing letters with the “Fun with Words” feature in World Book’s Early Learning portal or exploring animals and ecosystems in the elementary grades, our youngest learners are developing a muscle memory for where to go when they’re curious. Our librarians reinforce these habits weekly.

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Most Teachers Are Satisfied With Their Workplace, but They’re Still Burned Out

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Student Achievement About two-thirds of teachers agreed that their students were motivated to get good grades and on track to succeed in school. Less than half said they were satisfied with their level of pay and opportunities for advancement. Most also said their students are excited about what theyre learning.

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Teaching Creativity and Durable Skills in an AI World

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But the way report cards work and assessments happen, students get a grade in math or English — not in collaboration, communication or critical thinking. — Justin Hodgson Slover: The problem is that schools are organized around courses like Algebra I, English 10 and biology. Those skills aren’t explicitly identified, measured or reported.

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Making Math Class Relevant to Real Life

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For example, Marylands state board has flagged that it wants every student career ready by the end of 10th grade. That includes how job skills play into math paths for students.

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How Teachers Are Making Computer Science Click

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A first grade teacher with no formal CS background, she jumped at the chance to explore how computer science principles could enhance early literacy instruction — and ended up transforming her classroom in the process. In Johnson’s first grade classroom, students organized vocabulary words, engaging in practical pattern recognition. “It

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