What we are reading about AI in schools, and what we make of it.
September 16, 2026
The New York Times, via GV Wire
An MIT committee reports that AI use is producing "cognitive surrender" and an illusion of learning. Universities are going three different directions about it. The students they are describing learned the habit in high school.
Continue reading →September 4, 2026
Tony Frontier, Educational Leadership, ISTE+ASCD
Focus groups with more than 250 high school juniors and seniors across 20 schools. About 85 percent use AI for schoolwork, and what they say they want from teachers is instruction rather than a ruling.
Continue reading →August 14, 2026
Jen Cooper, TEACH.org
TEACH.org puts the automation risk for teaching under ten percent, and reports that teachers using AI to build materials save under two hours a week. The second figure is the one worth taking to a staff meeting.
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