Teachers have warned AI is hampering students’ ability to learn—but most of them are using it anyway.

Two educators who use artificial intelligence in their classroom combine prompt engineering, in-class assignments and guardrails.

A survey of over 5,000 high school students by the enrollment consulting firm EAB reveals that 46 percent of students are ...

First, more teens are turning to AI as a resource to research their post-secondary options. Twenty-six percent reported using the technology for that reason in spring of 2025, rising to 46 percent by ...

More than half of teens are using AI to complete their homework, from explaining a mathematical equation to summarizing ...

A Pew survey also found that more than 1 in 10 U.S. teens use AI for emotional support or advice, and that they are more ...

Hey, AI-nstein! Doing homework without robot assistance may soon be a relic of the past. A tech company has devised a ...

But like any tool, some teens are using it to cut corners and avoid doing the work. Pew found that one in 10 students uses ...

Increased use of new technologies accompanied by rising fear of being accused of cheating, with many universities’ policies on what is acceptable still unclear, has students on edge.

Students' concerns about picking an AI expert as speaker ranged from AI's environmental impacts to the elimination of ...

The findings come from a major, yearlong “premortem” conducted by the Brookings Institution’s Center for Universal Education.