Education chief backs AI tutoring as classroom aid after Texas school visit
Education Secretary Linda McMahon said artificial intelligence can benefit K-12 students when implemented properly, citing a visit to a Texas private school where students use chatbots under teacher supervision. She argued the technology offers near one-on-one tutoring and can adapt to each child's pace. The Education Department recently issued guidance on classroom technology use, and survey data show rising AI adoption among students and teachers.
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