State guidance documents describe opportunities for AI in education with encouraging tones that recommend safe exploration¶
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q2 i? The state documents describe opportunities including personalized learning and feedback, lesson plan development, translation, critical thinking support, assistive technology, administrative automation, and new learning experiences, with an overall encouraging tone recommending safe exploration. → Roschelle 2024
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Roschelle 2024¶
Roschelle, J., Fusco, J. & Ruiz, P. (2024). Review of Guidance from Seven States on AI in Education. Digital Promise. https://doi.org/10.51388/20.500.12265/204
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Cross-document review of the opportunities sections. The reviewers report that "their overall tones are encouraging, with safe exploration recommended," and enumerate uses for learners, teachers, and administrators such as personalized feedback and translation services.
"As each document goes into the potential for AI in education, their overall tones are encouraging, with safe exploration recommended."
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Related Claims¶
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State guidance documents describe opportunities for AI in education with encouraging tones that recommend safe exploration |
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State guidance documents describe opportunities for AI in education with encouraging tones that recommend safe exploration |
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