NYC Implements AI Ban for Elementary and Middle School Students
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New York City's Department of Education is banning student-facing AI tools for grades 2-K through 8th grade while limiting classroom screen time, marking a significant regulatory stance on AI in K-12 education. This policy signals growing concerns about AI's impact on younger students and sets a precedent that other districts may follow.
Teacher Guidance Gap: States Promote AI While Leaving Educators to Combat Cheating Alone
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Public Expresses Broad Skepticism on AI and Technology in Schools
A majority of respondents across the political spectrum want clear guardrails on technology use in classrooms, a Century Foundation survey s...
EdTech Consolidation Wave: UpGrad Acquires Unacademy for $200+ Million
UpGrad acquires Unacademy for over $200 million in massive edtech consolidation Adgully.com
Math Teaching Data-Driven Approach Improves Student Test Scores
Picture a group of middle school math teachers meeting to mull over a specific problem. Their eighth graders keep missing the same assessmen...