AI in education offers big opportunities—but also big challenges. Dr. Todd Vasquez warns about over-relying on AI’s accuracy, while Mary Allen highlights the need for clear classroom rules. As tools grow smarter, maintaining human connection in learning is key.

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Mary Allen, a teacher at the Center for Advanced Research and Technology (CART), is pioneering the use of AI in Fresno County classrooms. She uses tools like ChatGPT to enhance student learning, focusing on guidelines and collaboration to define ethical AI use. Allen believes AI is a powerful tool that, despite challenges, can transform education when used responsibly.

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AI is transforming the classroom! Fresno City College is leading the way with a three-year grant to explore AI’s potential in education. Professor Rio Waller and her team are working to develop tailored AI tools that enhance learning and support teachers, addressing questions about effective and ethical AI use.

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