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Creating a Responsible AI Policy: Top 10 Things to Know

By Ray Bendici published

If your district wants to craft an effective and comprehensive AI policy, there’s a lot to consider

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The NEA Has Adopted A New Statement On AI in Education. Here’s What Educators Think

By Erik Ofgang published

We spoke to educators about the NEA’s new policy statement on AI in education. They shared what they liked about it and a few areas that could be improved.

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4 Lessons From California’s Teaching with AI Guidance

By Erik Ofgang published

California is one of the first states to comprehensively address AI in the classroom. Here are some of the state’s lessons.

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5 Key Policy Considerations for Regulating AI in Classrooms

By Steve Baule published

When crafting AI-use policies for an education institution, consider these key issues

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Legislative Edtech Policy: What to Expect in 2023-24

By Susan Gentz published

A look back at what happened in the most recent legislative sessions across the U.S. and a look ahead to what we should expect in January 2024

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The Midterm Election: What Do The Results Mean for Education?

By Susan Gentz published

How the recent midterm election cycle will impact schools across the country

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Biden-Harris Tutoring Initiative: What You Need to Know

By Erik Ofgang published

Researchers support the Biden-Harris administration’s recent tutoring initiative but warn there are potential road bumps to successfully ramping up tutoring nationwide.

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How to Teach Local Elections

By Jonathan L. Wharton, Ph.D. last updated

When teaching about local elections, an experiential approach can be effective in giving students firsthand perspectives

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A First Look at Education Leaders & Priorities for the Biden Administration

By Susan Gentz last updated

President-elect Joe Biden hasn’t officially been declared the winner yet, but the Biden team is forging ahead with planning for the transition into office in just two months.

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K-12 Survey on Pandemic Decisions: Most Education Spending to Remain Stable

By TL Editors published

The survey report includes recommendations based on IESD’s extensive experience in the education market.

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