Artificial intelligence in the classroom

A considered approach to AI is necessary if we want teachers to make classroom-level decision rooted in student learning, three Central Washington University experts say.

By: Josh Aubol, Steve Stein, Peter Klosterman

Outlets: Washington State Standard

Published: October 4, 2026

Words: 1,144

Last Updated: 1 week, 5 days ago

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As the debate about the role of artificial intelligence carries on, teachers once again find themselves at the forefront of a discussion about the impact of new technologies on education. For many teachers, the outlook isn’t great.

As one teacher wrote in a recent survey we conducted, “I don’t know whether teachers or students will be relevant in the future.”

Yet not all teachers’ attitudes towards AI are so bleak, and there may be some …

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