AI in Education Generates Mixed Results as Teachers Navigate Implementation Challenges
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.
New research reveals that while 60% of teachers now use AI tools professionally, over half believe AI is harming students' critical thinking abilities, highlighting the urgent need for balanced implementation strategies.
NAEP Scores Show Promising Recovery for Younger Students, Continued Struggles for Teens
Newly released data from America’s longest-running measure of student learning have delivered a decidedly split verdict on the state of scho...
Financial Crisis Deepens Across Educational Institutions
Most school district leaders know their finances are in serious trouble. Most of them are not saying so publicly. That combination — private...
Political and Legal Battles Intensify Over Educational Policies
The group, led by the National Association of Diversity Officers in Higher Education, filed a lawsuit over the executive order in April.
DC Schools Lead Nation in Academic Recovery Through Strategic Programming
A focus on strategic planning and programming drove impressive gains in the nation’s capital, writes outgoing chancellor Lewis Ferebee...