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Dr. Velez discussed the main takeaways from their research on how students in Wisconsin are using AI currently.

Republican legislators are proposing a "Dual Enrollment Reform Bill" they say would simplify the process to make it more accessible for all students.

From the dismantling of the U.S. Department of Education to withholding billions of federal dollars, K-12 and post-secondary education saw unprecedented changes during the first year of Trump’s second...

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Civic Media launched in 2022, and already covers most of Wisconsin. ... We're building a state-wide radio network that broadcasts local news

SQIP is offering 5 awards of up to $500 each to support graduate students who are currently enrolled in programs in psychology or related fields to carry out research projects based in qualitative app...

Panic? It’s certainly a keyword that captures the sentiment around AI in education today. With AI dramatically changing how students learn and how teachers teach, schools are scrambling to keep up in the homework apocalypse. But instead of panic, it’s time to plan one that integrates AI safely while empowering students and teachers. By focusing on age-appropriate use and open communication, schools can turn AI from a threat into an ally in education.

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