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Brenda Álvarez, Senior Writer
Feb 26, 2026
In this NEA Today article, educators from across grade levels share how artificial intelligence is changing the way they teach — from personalizing assignments and supporting critical thinking to saving time on lesson planning — while also revealing the limits and risks of relying too heavily on technology. Teachers emphasize that AI should enhance, not replace, the human connection, ethical judgment, and accountability that make learning meaningful. Practical examples and thoughtful reflections show how educators are setting boundaries, modeling responsible use, and preparing students for an AI-integrated future.
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