
AI and Homework: Why Better Scores Can Mean Less Learning
When pupils use AI on homework, the homework improves and the learning gets worse. Two new studies and a warning from Ofqual explain why, and what teachers can change this half term.

When pupils use AI on homework, the homework improves and the learning gets worse. Two new studies and a warning from Ofqual explain why, and what teachers can change this half term.

Connecticut's state-funded AI pilot in schools surveyed 735 students and 58 teachers. The tools they trusted were built by teachers, and peer time mattered most.

New trials of AI tutors in American and Chinese schools, and an Education Endowment Foundation trial in England, show modest gains. The tutors can help, but pupils rarely ask them to unless the lesson gives them a reason.

Independent tests of ChatGPT's teen mode found parent alerts that never fired and missed crisis referrals. Here is what new safeguarding guidance expects and what schools can do this half term.

Explore the benefits and privacy concerns of using AI in classrooms.

The government plans a certified list of safe AI tools for schools, but a regulator's audit found edtech suppliers reusing pupils' data, sometimes to train AI. Here are the questions to ask before any AI tool meets a pupil.

Thirty learning experts rated how AI affects 65 learning processes. Their verdict: AI retrieval practice and feedback can help, but first learning, writing and critical thinking are at risk.

Picture a Year 6 teacher on a Sunday evening.…

AI can now judge pupils' writing almost as consistently as teachers and return feedback in seconds. New research, an English department case study and Ofqual's rules show where the time saved should go.

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