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Three ways education professionals use AI to support learning differences
Artificial intelligence (AI) has a growing presence in government, businesses, and particularly schools. In January, the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction (DPI) released a guidebook for the use of generative AI in our public schools.…
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EdNC’s article about Michele Morrow has been updated to include a CNN report on personal tweets from 2019-21 that sanctioned violence against leaders as well as Morrow’s response from her campaign Twitter account.
The NC Community College Journal of Teaching Innovation’s (NCCCJTI) editorial board has now opened the Call for Submissions for Volume 3 Issue 1!
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