An NPR/Ipsos poll shows that while many K-12 teachers are adopting AI to improve their productivity, most are apprehensive about its potential negative effects on students' critical thinking abilities. The poll highlights the dual nature of AI's role in education.
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An NPR/Ipsos poll shows that while many K-12 teachers are adopting AI to improve their productivity, most are apprehensive about its potential negative effects on students' critical thinking abilities. The poll highlights the dual nature of AI's role in education.
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