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ChatGPT: The Double-Edged Sword of AI in Education

ChatGPT is the fastest-growing software application ever, reaching about 100 million users just two months after launching due to its remarkable ability to generate complex, realistic text. Educators...

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The Promise and Peril of New Teaching Technologies

I have been fortunate to have had a front-seat view of the evolving role of technology in the nation’s classrooms, first as Microsoft’s vice president of education in the United States and vice...

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4 Ways We Can Support Muslim Students During Ramadan and Year-Round

When I attended Overbrook High School, a neighborhood public school in west Philadelphia, in the 80s, it felt like there were few Muslims there and I was related to all of them. With my maternal...

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My Students Overturned a Book Ban, You Can Too

When my students Edha and Christina heard about the vote to ban and restrict access to over 400-plus diverse books and resources in my district, they said, “Mr. Hodge, what are you going to do about...

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Who Gets to Decide What Students Read?

There is a lot of pretending going on. On the one hand, we have the far right pretending they don’t know what’s happening in schools and they don’t like it. On the other hand, we have more...

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The Case for a New School Finance Reform Agenda

The Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief Fund (ESSER), the $190 billion fund established to help schools respond to the COVID-19 pandemic, has put school funding back in the national...

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