Principals use AI to tackle absenteeism and teacher goals
Schools and universities face questions about who will guide how AI changes teaching, while a new study asks how its benefits can reach every learner fairly.
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What happened
Principals are using AI to help reduce student absenteeism and set teacher goals. Commentators are asking who will determine how the technology changes classrooms, and a new study examines how its benefits can reach learners and educators.
Why it matters
The concern raised is that AI could create new forms of inequality in education if its benefits do not reach everyone.
Coverage
- Can AI Crack the Code on Some of the Biggest Challenges in Schools? (edweek.org)
- How can AI transform education without leaving anyone behind? (phys.org)
- As AI Reshapes Education, Schools Face A Critical Question: Who Will Lead? (Harlem World Magazine)
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