Georgia report: 59% of teachers use AI for classroom preparation, but worry about student use
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Ross Williams / Georgia Recorder
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A Georgia Department of Audits and Accounts report based on over 13,000 teacher responses found that 59% of Georgia teachers use generative AI for planning or classroom tasks. While teachers see promise in AI for preparing lessons and materials, they also express concern that students' use of AI could harm their learning outcomes. The report highlights the growing integration of AI in education and the dual-edged nature of the technology in academic settings.
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bskyGeorgia report: 59% of teachers use AI for classroom preparation, but worry about student usetimesfreepress.comKey quotes
· 3 pulled59% of those who responded said they use AI for teaching tasks.
Teachers see promise in AI for planning or in the classroom, but also express concern that students' use of the technology could harm their learning.
Has your kid ever used artificial intelligence to answer homework questions that their teacher used artificial intelligence to write?
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