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Thomas B. Fordham Institute is America's leading education reform think tank. Learn more about Ohio policy and sponsorships here.

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fordhaminstitute.org > national > commentary > screens-ai-and-grade-inflation-are-hollowing-out-american-high-school

Screens, AI, and grade inflation are hollowing out the American high school experience

3+ day, 12+ hour ago   (781+ words) After years of mounting concern about students and screens, the techlash came to a head in June when the Los Angeles Unified School District made headlines for approving a new screen-time policy for students. Opinions were predictably mixed on whether…...

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fordhaminstitute.org > national > commentary > post-homework-era

Is this the post-homework era?

3+ day, 12+ hour ago   (328+ words) In Fordham’s new survey of American high school students and recent graduates, less than half believe their school has realistic AI policies that keep up with the times. Most students believe their peers use AI on schoolwork without permission (62 percent)…...

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fordhaminstitute.org > national > commentary > students-should-only-use-ai-things-they-already-know-how-do-well

Students should only use AI for things they already know how to do well

2+ week, 3+ day ago   (1128+ words) Most educators agree that there should be some guardrails regarding how students use AI in their independent work. Here, I argue for this guiding principle: Students should only use AI for things that they already know how to do well....