AI Revolution Disrupts Education: Teachers Report Critical Thinking Decline While Students Navigate New Academic Reality
In addition to highlighting educators’ concerns on student AI use, a poll by NPR and Ipsos found that 3 in 5 teachers use AI on the job.
Over half of teachers believe AI is harming students' critical thinking skills, even as three-fifths use AI themselves, while students underestimate peers' AI usage and mathematicians face AI competition in research.
Graduate Employment Crisis: Thousands Earning Below Living Wage Despite College Investment
Just over half of graduates are in full-time work 15 months after graduation
College Readiness Gap Widens: UC Faculty Push for SAT Requirements Amid Math Preparedness Crisis
Many UC faculty are calling for the system to require the SAT or ACT for STEM applicants, arguing that too many admitted students are severe...
EdTech M&A Activity: Jordanian AI Startup Acquired, Indian Platform Eyes IPO
19-year-old Jordanian founder sells AI EdTech startup NoNerds to JoAcademy in $140,000 acquisition ZAWYA
Cell Phone Bans Gain Momentum: Denver Implements Bell-to-Bell Restrictions
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