Teachers can use AI in the classroom to . . .

Part of the daily work of teaching is creating lessons that effectively engage students, using tools supported by research. Lexia provides AI support in making smart use of resources for crafting lessons with tools like Lexia® Core5® Reading. Additionally, tools like FlintK12 can help customize reading materials and create questions for students to explore. While teachers still have the unique and essential viewpoint of the expert, their work with tools like this can be focused on editing and modifying for specific needs, rather than designing from scratch. MagicSchool can be used for lesson planning, and TeachFX can offer instructional coaching for students to support differentiated instruction.

In a recent study, Stanford University researchers evaluated the accuracy of AI detection, with special emphasis on text from generational AI and writing from students working toward proficiency in English through another language. As Rachelle Dené Poth notes in a 2023 Edutopia post, “Teachers can then use this information to provide personalized learning experiences, adapting to each student’s strengths, weaknesses, and learning pace.” Teachers can closely consider Lexia’s focus on personalized learning experiences as they shape lesson plans for the variety of learners in their classrooms.