Jomeilin Reyes, a seventh-grader English learner, had spent most of the fall putting his head down during writing time.

“As more schools and districts invest in AI training, teachers are seeing practical use cases and gaining the confidence to ...

From lesson planning and grading to essay writing and research, AI tools are changing how teachers teach and how students ...

New program lets educators review tape of themselves and learn to do better — just like professional athletes.

AI-enabled education systems increasingly support lesson planning, grading, student monitoring, and administrative reporting.

The demand for AI competency is growing fast across many industries, but nowhere faster than in teaching, some experts say, because educators must lay the groundwork of professional knowledge for ...

The technology is taking hold under the belief that students and teachers need to be proficient in these powerful tools, even though many concerns remain around equity, privacy, bias, and degradation ...

This article was originally published in Chalkbeat. More than 400,000 K-12 educators across the country will get free training in AI through a $23 million partnership between a major teachers union ...

A Gallup poll published Wednesday found that 30% of teachers are using AI weekly -- and that it's saving them "six weeks a year." According to data from the 2024 to 2025 school year, 60% of K-12 ...

Teachers are leading the charge in experimenting with AI: saving time, reducing burnout, and reimagining instruction with tools that once felt out of reach. For decades, education was an industry ...

High school teachers said that AI has helped them save time creating lesson plans and projects. They want their students to learn how to use AI, but with guardrails. Teachers said they're concerned ...

Today’s teachers find themselves thrust into a difficult position with generative AI. New tools are coming online at a blistering pace and being adopted just as quickly, whether they’re personalized ...