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AI in the Catholic classroom: As a new school year starts, what role does it play?
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“When we’re teaching teachers how to use this and think about how to incorporate it into their classroom, we lean heavily into that ‘human in the loop’ conversation,” said Shannon Tabaldo, director of iDEAL. In high school, Lipovski said, teachers are “very careful about how they use it.
Crowley-Sullivan said an emphasis on inclusion has also emerged, while it’s simultaneously become obvious parents could use some help from schools.
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- Crowley-Sullivan said an emphasis on inclusion has also emerged, while it’s simultaneously become obvious parents could use some help from schools.
- “When we’re teaching teachers how to use this and think about how to incorporate it into their classroom, we lean heavily into that ‘human in the loop’ conversation,” said Shannon Tabaldo, director of iDEAL.
- In high school, Lipovski said, teachers are “very careful about how they use it.
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