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- AI tools improve creativity and innovation from kindergarten to 12th year thanks to interactive projects
- A new era for teachers as AA disrupts teaching
- Report details unequal use of AI among teachers, directors
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As AI becomes more common in classrooms, it gives students access to creative tools that improve learning, exploration and innovation. Students from kindergarten to 12th year can use AI tools in various ways to stimulate creativity through art, narration, music, coding, etc.
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