B.C. teachers are calling for a cautious approach to artificial intelligence in schools, saying student safety and the role of educators must remain central to decisions about the technology. The call follows the British Columbia Teachers’ Federation’s 2026 annual membership survey, which received 4,423 responses from teachers across the province. More than 80 per cent of respondents said they were concerned students could become overly dependen…
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