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Generative AI in schools: 77% of teens say they are using AI for homework - why teachers are concerned

  • In 2025, Michael Taubman leads The Summit, a yearlong AI-focused course designed for 93 final-year students at Washington Park High School, part of the North Star Academy network.
  • The course, developed with Stanford University, aims to prepare students for a workforce where 92% of companies plan increased AI investment over three years.
  • Students use AI tools to explore careers, create apps, and learn coding, while Taubman emphasizes giving students agency to remain competitive amid technological changes.
  • Teacher concerns include students losing writing skills and verifying AI-generated work, while some students see AI as a helpful assistant for ideas, coding, and professional writing.
  • Academic policies restrict unauthorized AI use due to integrity concerns, and ongoing debate reflects mixed views on AI’s educational benefits and risks.
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Generative AI in schools: 77% of teens say they are using AI for homework - why teachers are concerned

One in five pupils describe themselves as ‘regular users’ of AI tools 📱

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it-daily.net broke the news in on Monday, May 12, 2025.
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