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Papers, studies and opinion from outside the district that we have read. Each entry is our summary; the link goes to the original, which you should read if it matters to a decision.

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ResearchSSRN · Mar 29, 2025The Cybernetic Teammate: A Field Experiment on Generative AI Reshaping Teamwork and ExpertiseAt Procter & Gamble, individuals using GenAI performed as well as teams, and teams using GenAI were most likely to produce exceptional solutions.ResearchProductivityResearchArxiv · Mar 26, 2025Collaborating with AI Agents: Field Experiments on Teamwork, Productivity, and PerformanceAn experiment randomly assigned human-human and human-AI teams to create marketing materials, with the AI given a range of “personality” traits.ResearchProductivityResearch PaperMicrosoft Research · Mar 25, 2025The Impact of Generative AI on Critical Thinking: Self-Reported Reductions in Cognitive Effort and Confidence Effects From a Survey of Knowledge WorkersA survey of professionals using AI found their critical thinking declined when they had high confidence in the AI’s output.ResearchCritical ThinkingResourcesCanvas · Mar 19, 2025AI for Educators: The University of SydneyResources and guidelines for higher-education instructors, with AI use cases for planning, assessment and working with students.ResourcesAI LiteracyAcademic OpinionThe Effortful Educator · Mar 18, 2025A Classroom Teacher’s Take on AI - The Effortful EducatorBlake Harvard, a high school psychology teacher, wrote this blog post on AI from a classroom teacher’s point of view.ArticleStudent ThinkingLearningOpinion PieceStanford HAI · Mar 15, 2025AI Helps Math Teachers Build Better "Scaffolds"This article describes a study investigating techniques to help teachers incorporate better scaffolds in their middle school math classrooms.ArticleSkillsReportSSRN · Mar 5, 2025Prompting Science Report 1: Prompt Engineering is Complicated and ContingentThis report from March 2025 indicates that prompt engineering techniques and approaches have inconsistent results.ResearchPrompt EngineeringResearch StudyEducation Endowment Foundation · Mar 1, 2025ChatGPT in lesson preparation – Teacher Choices trialThe UK’s Education Endowment Foundation conducted a trial looking at the effects of AI in teachers’ lesson preparation in KS3 (middle school) science teachers.ResearchLesson PreparationProductivityResearch PaperEd Working Papers · Feb 25, 2025Automated Feedback Improves Teachers’ Questioning Quality in Brick-and-Mortar ClassroomsAn AI tool analyzed transcripts of teachers’ instruction and gave feedback on “focusing questions.” Questioning changed; other instruction did not.ResearchTeacher PracticeQuestioningResearch PaperSquarespace · Feb 17, 2025The Widespread Adoption of Large Language Model-Assisted Writing Across SocietyThis paper analyzes the rate of adoption for LLMs in professional writing, specifically: job postings, press releases, and consumer complaints.ResearchWritingOpinion PieceNo More Marking · Jan 12, 2025Superintelligent judges: Can AI models judge as well as humans?In this post, the authors describe a test using an AI to evaluate student work to measure specific biases known to occur with LLMs.ArticleAssessmentOpinion PieceHybrid Horizons: Exploring Human-AI Collaboration · Dec 30, 2024The Perception Crisis: How Educational Institutions Are Missing AI RealityThe article discusses the growing disconnect between how institutions perceive and respond to AI versus its actual capabilities and usage in 2024-2025.ArticleRethinking EducationChange ManagementOpinion PieceAI EduPathways · Dec 24, 2024The AI Era Demands Curriculum Redesign: Stories from the Frontlines of ChangeA teacher’s assessment practice: grading students’ chat histories with an LLM, so they think more deeply about the content and how they use AI.ArticleCurriculum RedesignOpinion PieceOne Useful Thing Blog · Dec 24, 2024Getting started with AI: Good enough promptingEthan Mollick argues that using AI well takes no prompt engineering, just about ten hours of experimenting to learn what the tools can do.ArticlePrompt EngineeringAI UtilizationPreprintScience Direct · Dec 1, 2024Does ChatGPT enhance student learning? A systematic review and meta-analysis of experimental studiesThis meta-analysis of ChatGPT use in the classroom suggests it improves academic performance and motivation while reducing student effort.ResearchAcademic PerformanceOpinion PieceThe 74 Million · Oct 7, 2024Study: AI-Assisted Tutoring Boosts Students’ Math SkillsA paper on using an LLM to support human tutors. Tutors became more effective, and the weakest tutors gained the most.ArticleMathPaperNPJ Science of Learning · Oct 3, 2024Evaluating large language models in analysing classroom dialogueA study comparing an LLM with human researchers analyzing classroom dialogue. They largely agreed on coding and qualitative analysis.ResearchClassroom PracticeOpinion PieceSesame Workshop - Joan Ganz Cooney Center · Sep 24, 2024Can AI Help Kids Feel Creative?Creativity shapes children’s development, identity and learning, but their creative experiences with AI are often left out of the conversation.ArticleCreativityOpinion Pieceleonfurze.com · Aug 28, 2024Updating the AI Assessment ScaleAn updated article on AI and how it impacts assessments in K-12 and higher education across a range of disciplines.ArticleAssessmentAcademic IntegrityPreprintSSRN · Jul 18, 2024Generative AI Can Harm LearningStudents practiced with no device, a tutoring-tuned LLM or a plain LLM. The plain-LLM group did worse; the other two scored about the same.ResearchMathPreprintResearch Square · May 14, 2024AI Tutoring Outperforms Active LearningAn AI tutor built on pedagogy best practices helped students learn more, in less time, than an active, instructor-led lesson.ResearchTutoringPhysicsPreprintArxiv · Apr 25, 2024The GPT Surprise: Offering Large Language Model Chat in a Massive Coding Class Reduced Engagement but Increased Adopters Exam PerformancesStudents taking an online coding class were randomly assigned to a group with access to an LLM or a control condition.ResearchCodingResearchMDPI · Mar 19, 2024Beyond CheatBots: Examining Tensions in Teachers and Students Perceptions of Cheating and Learning with ChatGPTIn this study, the authors explored tensions in teachers’ and students’ opinions about what constitutes learning and cheating with AI.ResearchAcademic IntegrityOpinion PieceInternational Literacy Association · Mar 18, 2024How do students use ChatGPT as a writing support?The authors walk through the historical process of writing and how that can and has changed with the advent of ChatGPT.ArticleWritingAcademic IntegrityResearchScience Direct · Jan 28, 2024Cheating in the age of generative AI: A high school survey study of cheating behaviors before and after the release of ChatGPTResearchers used anonymous survey data from three high schools to see whether self-reported cheating changed after ChatGPT arrived.ResearchAcademic IntegrityAcademic OpinionLearning, Teaching and Leadership Blog · Feb 25, 20236 Tenets of Postplagiarism: Writing in the Age of Artificial IntelligenceDr. Sarah Elaine Eaton explores how AI is reshaping writing and academic integrity in “6 Tenets of Postplagiarism.”ArticlePostplagiarismAcademic Integritry