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How to set guidelines for using AI in the classroom | Annie Chestnut Tutor and Jonathan Butcher

Leila Martinez
Leila Martinez
Leila Martinez
Senior Reporter · Bismarck, ND

Leila brings over 10 years of experience to Bismarck Current, having previously worked with the Bismarck Tribune. A graduate of the University of Minnesota, she specializes in community-focused journalism, highlighting the stories of everyday people. Her passion for connecting readers to the heart of their neighborhoods is evident in every piece she writes.

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How to set guidelines for using AI in the classroom | Annie Chestnut Tutor and Jonathan Butcher — Hazen Technology news

Teachers are doing their best to guide student use of artificial intelligence, but it’s clear that some boundaries are desperately needed.

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