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Survey finds 57% of high school teachers think their students have used AI
Teacher Tapp, a teacher survey organization, announced in a survey that 57% of high school teachers suspect their students are using AI tools without permission.
Afterschool programs face funding concerns amid sustained high demand
For many students across public schools, the end of the school day marks a transition to afterschool programs where they engage in academic, social, and creative activities.
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Federal cybersecurity cuts jeopardize protection of student data
Amid increasing reports of cyberattacks on educational institutions, recent federal budget cuts threaten the security frameworks vital to protecting student data.
ISTE+ASCD aims to transform education through AI-powered learning initiatives
Artificial intelligence has become a significant element in everyday life, from automating customer service inquiries to generating personalized shopping suggestions.
Teacher prep programs criticized for inadequate math instruction in new report
Recent studies highlight a critical issue affecting elementary education: the inadequate preparation of teachers in mathematical instruction.
Portland's Preschool for All advances universal education, supports local preschool success
Portland's Preschool for All initiative, launched to provide universal free preschool for 3- and 4-year-olds, is making progress in its implementation, acclaimed as a "national model" by experts.
Redesigning campuses to inspire student engagement and presence
As California State University, Fullerton unveils its new visual arts complex, the focus is on creating a campus environment that encourages students to remain on-site for their studies and interactions.
Concerns rise as anti-DEI wave impacts STEM initiatives for girls
Growing up in Islamabad, Anushay Anjum had a fascination for sciences like biology, physics, and chemistry, aiming for a career in engineering.
Open standards offer a path for higher education to better utilize student data
Colleges and universities find themselves at a critical juncture concerning student data management.
Child care providers face obstacles in obtaining relief after Eaton Fire
Since January, Felisa Wright has faced significant challenges after losing her home and child care business to the Eaton Fire.
Early childhood education grapples with financial and staffing challenges
The current state of the early care and education workforce is facing significant challenges, according to a survey conducted by the National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC).
AI's growing role in the education sector explored through curriculums and classroom use
Artificial intelligence is becoming a significant component of education, as shown by a growing acceptance among teachers and new curriculums being developed.
MyPayMySay on AI in classrooms academic integrity: 'We need to redefine what learning looks like in an AI-driven world'
MyPayMySay, an advocacy group, has emphasized the necessity for ethical integration of artificial intelligence (AI) in education.
Advocate calls for more support for black boys in GATE programs
Reflecting on his educational journey, a former student shared his experiences from kindergarten through fourth grade.
Gun violence absent from Linda McMahon's education secretary confirmation hearing
Linda McMahon's recent confirmation as U.S. Secretary of Education has sparked discussions on her stance regarding school safety, particularly gun violence, a topic notably absent during her Senate confirmation hearing.
Supreme Court takes on landmark case about funding for religious schools
In the early months of the new administration, education has undergone significant changes.
Instagram partners with schools for safer social media use
The integration of social media in schools is a double-edged sword.
Challenges persist as military families gain access to expanded school choice
In January, the White House directed the Department of Defense to develop a plan to provide military families with funds for public charters and private religious schools.
Educators lead integration of artificial intelligence into modern classrooms
Technology is transforming classrooms, with artificial intelligence (AI) playing a significant role in reshaping education.
Immigrant educators could help solve Ohio's deepening teacher shortage
In the 2021-2022 academic year, a report by the Ohio Department of Education and Workforce revealed that over 43,000 individuals with active teaching credentials were not employed in public schools.