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The New York Times
December 1, 2025
A news report on colleges expanding AI-focused courses and majors as student demand surges. It describes capacity constraints, industry pull, and debates about balancing foundational computer science with fast-moving applied AI skills.
The Atlantic
November 29, 2025
A professor warns that rushing to embed AI across college curricula could erode students’ core cognitive abilities, arguing that universities should first build deep disciplinary skills and then introduce AI in later, structured coursework.
The New York Times
November 25, 2025
Boston College English professor Carlo Rotella describes how AI should push us to make humanities courses more human, redesigning assessment reading and writing to emphasize process, presence, and authentic thinking.
Education Week
November 17, 2025
Reports on how K–12 CTE programs are beginning to embed AI, drawing on classroom examples and survey data to examine whether schools can meet employers’ growing demand for AI-related skills.
Education Week
November 14, 2025
Reports on EW survey data showing more educators suspect parent complaints are AI-generated. These complaints are often more legalistic in tone and content, requiring more time and legal expertise to respond to. Some clues on identifying the telltale signs of AI-generated content are provided.
Getting Smart
November 14, 2025
Podcast episode hosted by Tom Vander Ark features Doug Fisher discussing his new book on teaching students to use AI ethically, stressing AI literacy, dialogue skills and classroom routines that align responsible use with deep learning.
K-12 Dive
November 12, 2025
Article argues AI and digital literacy should begin as soon as children use online platforms, blending critical thinking about media, deepfakes and AI outputs into everyday elementary research, lessons, and educator professional development.
Getting Smart
November 12, 2025
Eric Tucker, President of the Study Group. describes his group’s initiative to redesign assessment with AI, calling for federal investment, public infrastructures, and R&D to measure complex, future-ready competencies through fair, transparent and context-sensitive AI-powered systems.
EdTech Magazine
November 11, 2025
Article explores how rapid AI adoption is reshaping K–12 computer science, creating a new AI skills and access divide and pressing schools to equitably integrate AI concepts, pedagogy, and access into evolving CS graduation requirements and courses.
EdSurge
November 10, 2025
Story describes how districts pilot AI-enabled translation devices, software and smart glasses to help English learners and families communicate, while experts stress these tools aren’t yet perfectly reliable, and must supplement, not replace, long-term language services and instruction.
Edutopia
November 7, 2025
Spotlights districts creating on the leading edge of AI adoption that are crafting AI leadership roles, policies, and program pathways—from chatbots to AI courses—with practical lessons for piloting and scaling responsible adoption.
The Conversation
November 7, 2025
Drawing on interviews and emerging research, the authors argue that teacher support and professional development determine whether AI narrows or widens existing educational inequities for under‑resourced schools.
Edutopia
November 7, 2025
Describes how overwhelmed schools are experimenting with AI tools like Lenny Learning and Sonny to generate mental health lessons and real-time support for students while emphasizing human oversight, equity concerns, and safety guardrails.
The 74
November 3, 2025
A national survey finds district policies and support lagging behind students’ desire to use AI to further their education. Students want AI integrated into classes for personalization and efficiency but worry about cheating, bias, and privacy. Researchers urge clear guardrails, teacher training, and transparency as adoption accelerates.
The Times of India
November 2, 2025
Keeping an eye on how other countries are approaching AI policy, we share this article about how India’s CBSE plans to introduce AI lessons from Class 3. The report weighs benefits against risks, urging curricula, safeguards, and teacher preparation to ensure safe, age-appropriate AI literacy.
Education Week
October 29, 2025
Teachers are using AI to draft parts of IEPs and related paperwork, easing their workload and freeing time to support students. Advocates warn about accuracy, privacy, consent, and equity, pushing for stronger policies and oversight.
The New York Times
October 26, 2025
California State University partners with Amazon, OpenAI, and Nvidia to become the nation’s ‘largest A.I.-empowered’ university, blending corporate collaboration with academic instruction amid controversy and faculty pushback.
Associated Press
October 20, 2025
Tech giants including Microsoft, OpenAI and Anthropic are funding large-scale teacher training hubs to accelerate AI adoption in classrooms, while unions say educators will lead on privacy, ethics and pedagogy.
Education Week
October 20, 2025
EdWeek profiles districts embedding AI literacy across grades, emphasizing contextual use, ethical considerations, and teacher training rather than abstract tech lessons.
Associated Press
October 13, 2025
Gov. Gavin Newsom vetoes a bill to restrict minors’ access to AI chatbots, citing the potential for unintentionally preventing access to beneficial applications .