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Study: AI detection software varies in effectiveness

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Pangram was definitely the best detector we were able to test, Russell says. In phase five, they used a humanized version of content created by o1-Pro, in which words and phrases that sounded AI-generated were changed into more human-sounding language.

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5 online resources to beat the summer slide

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ReadWorks is especially helpful for English Language Learners, offering audio versions and question supports to aid comprehension. Aligned with state standards and suitable for grades 1-8, Prodigy adapts to each learner’s skill level, offering targeted practice without the pressure of grades or tests.

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What I learned building an AI tool for my own kids (and millions more worldwide)

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Throw out the traditional app playbook When my family and I moved from Siberia to California in 2014, my daughter Sofia had to adjust to a whole new language at preschool. Watching her struggle, I realized language-learning tools just werent designed for kids.

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

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In a landscape where English proficiency and reading levels vary widely, it’s essential that we provide high-quality, credible resources that offer both language accessibility and academic rigor. For my district, that enduring solution has been World Book. World Book’s digital platform delivers just that.

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5 resources to build stronger classrooms through PLCs

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TeachFX gives teachers real evidence to reflect on their instructional language, making it easier to bring authentic data to PLC meetings. Use data wisely: Bring classroom evidence (test scores, participation patterns, student work) to meetings to make informed decisions.

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How our district turned a sea of data into a compass for change

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We now incorporate all our non-academic data, such as attendance, as well as comprehensive academic grades and scores from courses and testing, both current and historical. We adjusted our resources, and this year, 96 percent of K-5 students met typical growth in English language arts.

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Many states picked diploma pathways over high school exit exams. Did students benefit?

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Some students get funneled to the military pathway, despite having no aspirations to serve, because the aptitude test is easier to pass. In Washington state’s final year of the exit exam, around 1 in 10 high school seniors didn’t pass the English language arts portion, and 1 in 5 didn’t pass the math test, the Seattle Times reported.

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