Explore articles tagged with #AI in Education from educators around the world.
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While schools focus on academic integrity, students are turning to AI for emotional support, relationship advice, and mental health conversations. The research is clear. Most schools have no idea what to do about it.
Most schools now have an AI policy. Very few schools have teachers who have read it. The problem is not the people. It is the design. Here is what one educator did differently.
We have spent two years asking what AI can do for teachers. We forgot to ask the students. What they told us challenges the assumptions most schools are working from.
Concrete, honest conversations about AI in education. Al Kingsley on assessment and equity, Tom Raithby on building Chalkd with no coding background, and Matthew Wemyss on what school leaders are missing about student AI use.
Nobody planned for this. When schools across the UAE shifted to distance learning, it happened within hours. This is about how we are teaching through it: the tools, the pedagogy, and the human infrastructure that holds everything together.
Every AI EdTech product is a wrapper around the same foundation models. Forward-thinking schools are cutting the middleman and building bespoke tools with direct API access.
How Athena detects student frustration and turns it into a structured deal that keeps learning alive. The feature that required the most thought about how children actually learn.
MIT RAISE has built the largest open-access AI literacy infrastructure in the world: free curricula from ages 5 to 18, 25 million learners on MIT App Inventor, and research-backed pedagogy now being deployed at national scale in Dubai. Here is what their approach looks like and why it matters.
Schools are under pressure to develop student AI literacy, but the evidence from educational research and every major international framework is clear: teacher AI competency must come first. This article sets out why that sequencing matters and how to build it properly.
When a school leader asks what good AI policy looks like, the honest answer is: it depends which framework you ask. The AI Literacy Audit Tool cross-references 33 of them. This article explains where they agree, where they diverge, and the specific gaps that appear most commonly when schools are audited against the full set.
You have an AI policy. You have run INSET sessions. But can you answer nine questions drawn from 33 international frameworks? The AI Literacy Audit Tool was built for school leaders who need answers, not more forms to fill in.
Why RAG is the difference between a homework helper and a homework hazard. How Athena uses a three-layer knowledge system to teach using the exact curriculum your child follows — not whatever Wikipedia happens to say.
A non-technical guide to the tools and thinking behind Athena — an AI tutor that teaches through questions, not answers. Built for free, designed for privacy, and controlled by real curriculum content.
Anthropic's head of product says we've entered the 'vibe working' era. AI is no longer a tool you talk to — it's a team you manage. What does that mean for schools?
Matt Shumer's viral warning about AI has the tech world rattled. But what does it actually mean for the classroom? A plain-English breakdown for educators.
AI personalisation does things for students. AI customisation empowers students to shape their own learning.
Functional fixedness keeps teachers using AI as a faster worksheet generator. Here's how to break free.
Philip Alcock shares how AI-enhanced project-based learning can revolutionise engagement and equity across borders.
Dr. Sabba Quidwai's SPARK framework shows how empathy-driven design thinking can guide AI integration in schools.
A practical guide for parents navigating AI in their child's education, from personalised learning to responsible usage.
Google I/O brought a wave of AI updates with real classroom potential. Here's how educators can put them to work.
OpenAI's GPT-4o brings multimodal AI to everyone for free. Here's what it means for educators and their classrooms.
Blending technology with human connection is the future. Here's why I've embraced being a hybrid teacher.
Will AI kill creativity or open new avenues for artistic expression? Exploring the pros and cons of AI in creative work.
AI could boost struggling teachers by 30% while only improving top performers by 15%. What does this mean for pay, expertise, and the profession?
Google's Gemini AI outperforms GPT-4 in 30 of 32 benchmarks. What does this multimodal AI mean for classrooms, curriculum, and student careers?
AI is transforming classrooms — here's how to redesign your lesson plans to harness it effectively and responsibly.
Use the TPACK framework to integrate ChatGPT into your teaching — a structured approach to AI in the classroom.
AI is reshaping how teachers develop professionally. From chatbots to learning analytics, explore the tools and challenges of AI-powered TPD.
How lethal mutations in pedagogy apply to EdTech — and what happens when we keep getting the technology right but the teaching wrong.
How AI is revolutionising education — from personalised learning platforms to streamlined admin tasks and immersive AR/VR experiences.