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How ChatGPT and Other AI Tools Are Changing the Teaching Profession
- A 2025 survey conducted by Gallup in partnership with the Walton Family Foundation revealed that 60% of public school teachers in U.S. K-12 education incorporated AI technologies into their teaching activities during the previous academic year.
- The poll follows the late 2022 launch of ChatGPT, which triggered a dramatic shift in educators' views on AI's role while raising concerns about student overuse and misuse.
- Teachers report using AI to save time on tasks like lesson planning, grading, and paperwork, with educators such as Ana Sepúlveda and Mary McCarthy stating AI transformed their teaching and work-life balance.
- Maya Israel, a professor specializing in education technology, notes that while approximately twenty states have established official AI policies for educational institutions, the actual implementation of these guidelines by educators and schools varies considerably as efforts continue to develop training and guidance.
- The widespread AI adoption could alleviate teacher burnout, but about half of surveyed educators worry it might reduce students' critical thinking and persistence skills, indicating ongoing debate about AI's educational impact.
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