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Artificial Intelligence From Our Research Center Math Teachers Have Little Confidence in Their AI Abilities
More than half of math teachers rate their skills at using artificial intelligence to teach as either poor or nonexistent.
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Artificial Intelligence From Our Research Center Can AI Improve Math Class? Teachers Aren’t Sure
A new survey shows how math teachers think AI tools will transform how they teach and students learn in the next five years.
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Artificial Intelligence From Our Research Center Why Some Math Teachers Don’t Want Professional Development on AI
Math teachers are less likely than their peers to report they use AI tools for instruction.
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