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Monday, 24 August 2026

How to encourage smarter AI use in the classroom

MIT Technology Review 1 month ago 37

Cheshire Academy in Connecticut adapted to student and teacher use of generative AI by training staff on general techniques, piloting an educator-focused platform, and expanding classroom reflection and labeling rules. The school’s individual MagicSchool plan costs just under $100 per year for unlimited access and complete records. As a result, teachers use AI mainly for preparation and administrative tasks while students follow “traffic light” guidance and activities like a Student AI Council to reflect on appropriate and inappropriate use.

What It Takes to Be an Adaptable Engineer

IEEE Spectrum 1 month ago 47

Engineering leaders and researchers argue that the AI boom has left universities and workplaces unclear on what “adaptable” means, even as it accelerates tool and skills change for engineers. Employers expect 39 percent of workers’ core skills to change by 2030, and the reported “uncomfortable middle” includes increased code review variability as teams sort out new ways of working. The article says education, managers, and engineers should shift to explicit adaptability training and protected time for continuous learning, while focusing on problem-solving and communication over specific tool details.

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