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Organizations representing school-based health workers want legislative support from Congress.
The Computer Science Teachers Association launches the "AI PD Weeks" initiative.
Most teachers say they have not received formal guidance on how to use AI tools in their work.
The end of the E-rate program would be an "existential threat" for schools, advocates say.
The White House announced the winners of its first Presidential AI Challenge , a nationwide competition aimed to spur students and teachers to solve problems in their schools and communities using artificial intelligence.
CodeAI CEO talks about artificial intelligence and the future of computer science education.
As the use of artificial intelligence expands, teachers lack clear direction and guidance from school leaders and policymakers on how to responsibly and effectively integrate AI into teaching and learning.
The "aha!" moment for students doesn't come just from career interest inventories, one teacher says.
State education leaders outline how they've tried to ease anxieties about the fast-evolving technology.
An education technology specialist discusses an esports development program she created.
