Black Students Are Leading in AI Use. Their Teachers Aren’t Getting Trained
Artificial Intelligence is quickly becoming a tutor and study partner for the nation’s Black K-12 students — these days, essays are brainstormed, and math problems are solved by chatbots. But school districts that serve these students tend to have teachers who are less likely to receive training in how to use AI for educational purposes. A…
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