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Generative AI tools Is Taking On the Tedious Tasks—Freeing Teachers to Inspire, Mentor, and Elevate Student Thinking
Michael Horn - May 21, 2025Artificial intelligence is changing the rules of engagement in education. As generative AI tools like ChatGPT become increasingly integrated into academic environments, theyre reshaping what productivity, personalization, and pedagogy look like.
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AI in the Classroom: Why AI-Powered Personalized Learning Might Not Deliver on its Promise
Michael Horn - May 19, 2025AI is everywhereand it's evolving rapidly. From predictive algorithms to large language models like ChatGPT, artificial intelligence is reshaping how we work, communicate, and learn.
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A Skills-First Model Without Student Debt: How MedCerts Is Tackling the Healthcare Staffing Crisis With Tech-Driven Training
Michael Horn - May 16, 2025A growing healthcare staffing crisis is forcing institutions to rethink how the next generation of clinical talent is trained. A study by Mercer and Lightcast, cited by the American Hospital Association, projects that the U.
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AI in Education Can Democratize Expertise—But Only If Systems Evolve
Michael Horn - May 14, 2025As artificial intelligence becomes increasingly embedded in our everyday lives, AI and education are becoming more tightly intertwined. Many teachers and students are experimenting with AI in education, from personalized tutoring tools to automated lesson planning.
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Classroom AI: Who Should It Serve First—Teachers or Students?
Michael Horn - May 12, 2025Artificial intelligence is rapidly transforming nearly every sector, and education is no exception. As AI capabilities evolve, tech giants like OpenAI, Google, and Meta have increasingly showcased education as a core use case in product rollouts.
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Debt-Free and Results-First: ACE Is Rewriting the Rules of Higher Ed
Michael Horn - May 9, 2025As student loan debt surpasses $1.7 trillion nationwide, cracks in the traditional higher education model are becoming increasingly difficult to ignore.
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