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Teaching with the algorithm: anticipations of AI in teacher education

2025-08-07
Education and teacher practices are increasingly entangled with anticipations of how AI will change education. Implications for teacher education are not wholly understood. This study explores anticipations of AI in K–12 education and teachers’ pedagogical practices, and contributes to an understanding of the anticipated impacts of AI on teacher education.

The balancing act between AI and authenticity in assessment: A case study of secondary school students’ use of GenAI in reflective writing

2025-08-05
This study examines how secondary school students balance the use of Generative AI (GenAI) tools while maintaining authenticity in reflective writing. Reflective writing, a cognitively demanding task, can benefit from AI's ability to improve efficiency and organisation. (pdf)

Artificial intelligence literacy in assessment: Empowering pre-service teachers to design effective exam questions for language learning

2025-05-08
The role of artificial intelligence (AI) in education plays a crucial role in teacher training digitalisation. Although AI has enormous potential, not much is known about how pre-service teachers perceive and utilise AI tools in professional practice. (pdf)
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California college professors divided on AI's role in education

2025-03-18
California college professors have differing views on the role of AI in education. Some professors, like Casey Goeller at Cal State Long Beach, integrate AI into coursework to prepare students for a workforce where AI is prevalent. Others, such as Olivia Obeso at Cal State Polytechnic and San Luis Obispo, avoid AI in teaching to…
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With AI changing everything, here's how teachers can shape the new culture of learning

2025-03-18
Teachers are adapting to the increasing presence of artificial intelligence in education, with some finding it challenging as students use AI to bypass traditional learning tasks. Steve Graham of Arizona State University notes that effective use of AI requires more knowledge, not less, and can enhance critical thinking if used properly.
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