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Classroom Technology From Our Research Center Will AI Use in Schools Increase Next Year? 56 Percent of Educators Say Yes
Some districts are already looking for ways the technology might help save educators' time.
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Classroom Technology Opinion Ed Tech Can Be an Invaluable Tool for Teachers. Here’s How to Use It Best
Ed-tech tools can enhance student learning. But teachers need to ensure they can prove meaningful and promote fact-based knowledge.
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Classroom Technology Opinion Get to Know the ABCs of Generative AI. It Could Power Your School Systems
Education leaders can't turn a blind eye to this revolution in technology. Here's how you and your schools can get on board.
Kim Fry
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Classroom Technology Don't Have Time to Try AI? 3 Simple Tips to Help Teachers Get Started
Nearly a third of teachers who are not using AI say they plan to start using the tech in the classroom either this year or in the future.
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Vector illustration of a robot teacher and students. Robot teacher is standing on a cellphone with a chat bubble above its head a math equations and graphs projected in the air behind him.
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Classroom Technology What Kids Say They Need to Understand How AI Works
A National 4-H Council survey explores kids’ knowledge and use of artificial intelligence.
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Classroom Technology From Our Research Center How Young Is Too Young to Teach Students About AI? Survey Reveals Differing Opinions
Educators overwhelmingly agree that students need to learn how AI works, but at what age, exactly, is a source of debate.
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A young kid using a tablet building robot game with a chat bot notification face icon pop up
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Analyst's View Poised for Growth: Key Trends to Watch in Latin America’s Education Market
New opportunities are emerging across the region, not just in language learning, but in assessment, tutoring, STEAM, and social-emotional learning.
Alexandria Ng
12 min read
Marketplace K-12 EdWeek Market Brief’s Coverage Named as Finalist for Business Journalism Awards
The publication's data journalism, reporting on stimulus funding, and analysis of overall industry trends have been recognized by the ASBPE and Neal awards.
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Purchasing Alert Georgia District Looking for Substitute Services; Utah System to Buy Credit Recovery Solution
A district in Georgia is seeking substitute staffing services, while a school system in Utah is in need of a credit recovery solution.
Michelle Caffrey
2 min read
Marketplace K-12 International Private Schools Are Growing, and Diversifying Their Curriculum Offerings
Roughly 6.9 million students worldwide are served by international private schools, which offer lessons beyond traditionally dominant U.S. and British resources.
Michelle Caffrey
6 min read

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