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  • Aug 24, 2026, 1:59 AM

    Yes. And yes. And yes.
    As a teacher (12-18yr students) I can say resoundingly they are overused and misused. Kids are using AI for their responses to written work under our noses. They can't write effectively or speedily with with pens anymore for assessments, tests and exams. They're wasting time on websites instead of researching.

    I would advise/advocate for a return to computer rooms or classrooms with accessible bookable trolley banks of laptops for specific research situations. These can be supervised more easily. Kids are assigned a numered laptop from a trolley bank and use that specific one on each occasion (so damage or misuse can be tracked).
    AI is becoming a major problem in education.
    My daughter teaches at uni and has reported misuse there amongst undergrads too.

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  • Aug 24, 2026, 7:11 AM

    Part of the trouble in a standard class is that students face you so you can't see what's on their laptop screens unless you stand at the back of the classroom, ALL THE TIME.
    In a computer room, the computers are on tables around the classroom walls and on a large centre table in the middle of the room. Teachers can see every screen as they walk around.

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