Ten Things About Learners With Disabilities in the Age of AI

By: Maya Israel and Alexis Cobo

Artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping the educational landscape at an unprecedented pace, presenting both opportunities and risk for K-12 classrooms. While AI tools hold the potential to reduce barriers and broaden access, the use of AI in special education requires human oversight that is deliberate and ethical. Read More

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