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schools · Monday, September 28

U.S. Schools Test AI With Little Research to Guide Them

Teachers are using AI for lesson plans, while some districts let chatbots respond to student work.

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Across U.S. schools, teachers and districts are experimenting with artificial intelligence. Teachers use it to build lesson plans, and some school districts use chatbots to give students feedback on their work. But research on how AI helps students remains extremely limited. That leaves schools testing new tools while evidence about their benefits is still scarce.

Source: NPR National ↗

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