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Five pillars of ethical AI use for teaching and learning

Dec 9, 2025 | Current Issue, Feature Article

The AI wave requires us to rethink what it means to teach and to learn. Teachers need a clear foundation to build on.

On dead classrooms

Dec 9, 2025 | Current Issue, Feature Article

AI promises to make schools more efficient, but learning happens in classrooms where struggle is prized over efficiency.

The future of education technology after the arrival of ChatGPT

Dec 9, 2025 | Current Issue, Feature Article

Most education technologies are adopted into schools through a structured process. What happens when technologies arrive on their own?

Cheating: The AI elephant in the classroom

Dec 9, 2025 | Current Issue, Feature Article

Student cheating is nothing new. What sets it apart in the AI age, and how should educators respond?

Teach like a Luddite

Dec 9, 2025 | Current Issue, Feature Article

Embracing new technologies that don’t advance teaching and learning is a mistake. Educators have a responsibility to ask questions — and to resist when necessary.

An AI coach can help teachers gamify their lessons

Dec 9, 2025 | Current Issue, Feature Article

Incorporating play into learning has positive effects on student engagement. This AI tool can help...

Further thoughts on technology and the AI wave

Dec 9, 2025 | Browsing

Research notes, a look back, and discussion ideas related to the Winter 2025 Kappan theme.

Will future teachers use AI in the classroom?

Dec 9, 2025 | Students Speak Up

Educators Rising students share their thoughts on artificial intelligence in the classroom.

How to ensure that AI doesn’t disrupt student learning

Nov 20, 2025 | Career Confidential

Q: “How do we ensure artificial intelligence doesn’t disrupt real student learning?” Signed,...

Lightening the load: Using AI in planning and instruction

Nov 7, 2025 | Inside Instruction

At dinner recently, I asked a friend for advice about talking to my mom, who has dementia. When my...

Reconsidering literacy in an AI world

May 5, 2025 | Feature Article

America has been obsessed with reading for decades, but the rise of artificial intelligence may make other forms of literacy just as – if not more – important.