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SMRTR AI• Aug 24, 2026• MIT Technology Review

How to encourage smarter AI use in the classroom

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Cheshire Academy in Connecticut is navigating AI in education through flexible, teacher-led approaches. Staff use tools like MagicSchool and ChatGPT for lesson planning, while a "traffic light" system labels assignments by allowed AI use, and students critically evaluate AI-generated edits to build awareness of its limits.

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