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AI homework tools impact on student learning
Schools and policymakers are grappling with widespread student use of generative AI for homework and schoolwork, with emerging research showing mixed effects including improved homework scores but declining exam performance and concerns about reduced critical thinking skills. Only a minority of schools have established rules governing AI use despite over 80% of students utilizing these tools.
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