Teachers say AI has been a game changer for them, and they want their students to benefit - while still thinking for themselves

""gift" and a "timesaver"for educators."

""It takes more time for you to read what ChatGPT busts out, think about it, and then say, 'How would I say what ChatGPT says in my own words?'""

""I understand that it's out there. I'm trying to create thinkers, and if I can get them to use that tool, and use it in a way that they can think, then so be it,""

High school teachers report that AI tools save substantial time on lesson planning and project creation. Some tasks that previously took weeks can now be completed in minutes using AI. Teachers express concern that student over-reliance on AI can hinder original work and sometimes increases time spent revising AI-generated answers. Educators are placing guardrails to teach responsible AI use and to develop students' critical thinking and vocabulary skills. Small rural schools with personalized learning models are also adopting AI for workforce and college preparation. Evidence remains limited on AI's direct effectiveness for student learning, while federal interest in educational AI is growing.

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