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Will Teachers Listen to Feedback From AI? Researchers Are Betting on It

ED Surge

York found that TeachFX listened to her very carefully, and generated a detailed feedback report on her specific teaching style. I rarely ever get feedback on my teaching style. Bubbling right under the surface is a key question: Can AI help teachers teach better? Teaching is hard.

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Revisiting the Legacy of San Francisco’s Detracking Experiment

ED Surge

But their families have managed to give them a jump-start through additional after-school programs, tutors and other resources, he says. Students in upper-track math courses are no smarter or better at math than others. But detracking is just one component, and can be a fairly technical solution concerning math disparities, Iwasaki says.

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A New Feature of Teacher Prep Programs? Compensating Future Educators for Their Time

ED Surge

Today, and for the last year or so, aspiring educators at American University are required to spend a minimum of 40 hours tutoring students in Washington, D.C., public schools, in addition to completing the long-standing requirement of student teaching for a semester. “We Later, they may do one-on-one or small group tutoring.

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Schools Are Using Voice Technology to Teach Reading. Is It Helping?

ED Surge

Voice technology — especially the use of an AI bot that talks back to the learner — has injected reading practice with the kind of feedback that was only possible with one-on-one tutoring before. School district leaders have taken note, developing multi-year adoption plans for their schools.

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NAEP Scores Show a Long Road to Academic Recovery. Edtech Can Help Shorten It.

ED Surge

Educators, particularly those entering the field with insufficient training or experience, need immediate access to job-embedded and asynchronous professional development that they can access easily and on their own schedule. They want to teach. They want to teach.” We must invest in our teachers.

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Teachers conquering their math anxiety

The Hechinger Report

Put simply, a lot of elementary school educators hate the prospect of teaching math, even when the math concepts are beginner level. Different types of teaching at an early childhood age make a difference in terms of what children are able to do and understand in mathematics.”

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What teachers want from AI

The Hechinger Report

An AI tutor that helps middle and high schoolers become better writers. Over five weeks this spring, about 300 people – teachers, school and district leaders, higher ed faculty, education consultants and AI researchers – came together to learn how to use AI and develop their own basic AI tools and resources. Playlab.ai