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Psychological Safety and Trust Key to Teachers Sustained Use of AI Tools

What Happened

A Nature study examined why teachers continue using AI tools in educational settings. The research found psychological safety and trust to be crucial for teachers to adopt and sustain the use of artificial intelligence in classrooms. Instead of focusing solely on technical training, the study emphasized the need for supportive school environments where teachers feel safe experimenting with new technology. The findings suggest that when educators trust AI systems and perceive encouragement from peers and administrators, they are more likely to integrate AI tools into their teaching practices over the long term.

Why It Matters

This study highlights the importance of fostering trust and safety alongside providing new technology. Understanding these human factors can accelerate meaningful AI adoption in schools, shaping the future of digital education. Read more in our AI News Hub

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