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Teachers worried about critical thinking as AI becomes widespread in schools

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Teachers worried about critical thinking as AI becomes widespread in schools
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A report by New Zealand's Education Review Office indicates that while most schools are using AI, teachers are concerned about its negative impact on students' critical thinking skills. Despite AI being used for administrative tasks and lesson development, a significant percentage of students have misused it for schoolwork, prompting calls for national guidelines.

The Education Review Office says most schools are using artificial intelligence but fear it is damaging children's critical thinking.

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