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How AI Is Helping a Rural Kentucky District Save Grading Time
A rural Kentucky school district is using Gemini to cut student writing gaps in half. Learn how AI grading assistants can save teachers time safely.
Google Adds Study Notebooks and SAT Prep to Gemini: What to Know
Google launches Gemini study notebooks with free SAT prep. Learn how this AI tool tracks student progress and what parents should know about privacy.
NYU Student Venture Fund Backs Visual STEM Tools for Deaf Youth
Learn how the NYU Impact Investment Fund's backing of ASL Aspire highlights a growing push for gamified, visual-first STEM tools for deaf K-12 students.
Why the Best AI Math Tutors Make Students Struggle First
New research shows AI math tutors can boost scores, but only if they force students to struggle. Learn how to spot tools that help rather than hurt.
As GPTZero Is Acquired, Schools Shift Away From Flawed AI Detectors
Superhuman’s acquisition of GPTZero comes as schools abandon automated AI detection due to high false-positive rates and student privacy issues.
How New Wireless Screen-Sharing Tech Protects Classroom Networks
Learn how hardware-encrypted wireless presentation systems like the BenQ InstaShow WDC15 keep school networks safe from external guest device threats.
How Short Summer Math Practice Helps Prevent the 'Summer Slide'
Learn how a new study connects short weekly math practice to prevented summer learning loss, and why parents raise concerns over gamified academic stress.
Class-Action Lawsuit Against i-Ready Raises Parent, Educator Alarms
Discover the privacy and efficacy concerns surrounding i-Ready as a class-action lawsuit alleges the platform tracks and shares student data with advertisers.
How Teachers Use AI 'Vibe Coding' to Spark a Love of Reading
Discover how educators use AI 'vibe coding' to build custom school reading recommendation tools, and learn what this means for student data privacy.
Why Future Teachers Are Turning to TikTok and AI for Help
Learn how prospective teachers use TikTok for training and why automated AI grading tools are forcing educators to rethink the human connection in classrooms.
New IXL Summer Math Study Highlights Parent Tension Over Screen Time
While IXL claims summer math practice prevents learning loss, parents and educators raise concerns over math anxiety, rigid grading, and screen limits.
Schools Shift to Custom AI Tools as Plagiarism Detectors Fail
Learn how schools are shifting from flawed AI detectors to custom classroom tools like Sydney's Cogniti, backed by the latest student performance data.