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AI in Education Lessons from Past Edtech Failures

What Happened

The Conversation examined past failures of education technology initiatives to draw lessons for the current wave of AI adoption in schools. Many previous attempts to transform classrooms with new technology fell short due to lack of teacher involvement, insufficient training, and a failure to address existing inequalities. With AI tools now being rapidly introduced in education, the article argues for a more careful, inclusive approach that includes ongoing teacher support, evaluation of learning outcomes, and a focus on equitable access. It highlights the risks of repeating past mistakes if these lessons are not heeded as education continues to digitize.

Why It Matters

Learning from the shortcomings of past edtech efforts can help ensure that AI transforms learning for the better without deepening divides or overwhelming educators. A thoughtful and inclusive rollout may maximize the benefits of AI in classrooms. Read more in our AI News Hub

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