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    Jul 31
    Court Shuller used an AI-generated, third-grade-level summary of “All Quiet on the Western Front” with a dyslexic eighth grader with ADHD. The student disengaged, waited for answers, and retained little.
    We Must Stop Using AI to ‘Level-Down’ Our Students
    We Must Stop Using AI to ‘Level-Down’ Our Students - EdSurge News
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    Jul 31
    Stephanie Howell uses AI as a “guide on the side,” letting students ask for explanations as they read while controlling when the tool should provide additional scaffolding.
    AI Meets ESL, and Teachers Are Intrigued
    AI Meets ESL, and Teachers Are Intrigued - EdSurge News
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    Jul 31
    Mi Aniefuna knew the research and had seen pandemic-era virtual kindergarten up close. His family still chose it for his daughter. He explains the fears, trade-offs, and planning behind that decision.
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    Why Would Anyone Opt for Virtual Kindergarten? - EdSurge News
    As a researcher, I knew the evidence. As a father, I learned that when making decisions for your child, emotions matter as well.
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    Jul 31
    In Montana, 180 school districts joined a statewide health insurance trust to gain more bargaining power. David Weldon's EdSurge story looks at what other districts may learn from that approach.
    New Study Cites Growing “Crisis” of Healthcare Costs on School District Budgets
    New Study Cites Growing “Crisis” of Healthcare Costs on School Di
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    Jul 31
    A new Agency study finds many Gen Z graduates are leaving high school without feeling fully prepared for postsecondary education, work, or independent adulthood. The findings challenge schools to look beyond graduation rates and ask what happens next.
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    Reality Bites: Students Say They Face Stark Challenges After High
    A new national survey finds a widening gap between classroom preparation and postgraduation life.
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