These Schools Are Banding Together to Make Better Use of AI in Education

AI isn’t just something happening to students in one Denver civics class—it’s something they’re actively shaping. From chatbots that refine movie recommendations to tools that help Gen Z improve communication, students at DSST: College View High School are learning to harness AI’s power rather than fear it. As part of a national AI education initiative, their teachers aim to prepare them for a future where understanding AI isn’t optional. The lesson is clear: those who engage with technology will shape its impact.

This story from EdSurge represents the reality our education systems need to quickly embrace — how do we use this technology rather than trying to force students into the paradigms of the past and soon-to-be archaic systems.

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Emily Tate Sullivan, EdSurge

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