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AI guidance gap in education
Teachers need clearer AI guidance to help students use tools effectively.
In brief
Teachers need clearer AI guidance to help students use tools effectively. 79% of students use AI for homework but only 47% are shown how to use it. Originally reported by OpenAI.
AI reshapes education goals
AI prompts reassessment of what education should prepare societies for.
Teachers' role becomes more critical
As AI becomes more capable, teachers' expertise and guidance remain essential.
EMEA partnerships focus on three priorities
Equitable access to ai tools, ai literacy programs, and measurement for local contexts.
Country examples show key lessons
Estonia, Greece and Slovakia highlight strong leadership, teacher investment and practical support.
79% of students use ai for homework
79% of surveyed students reported using ai for homework or assignments.
Only 47% shown how to use ai
Only 47% of students reported being shown how to use ai tools.
Early benefits for teachers
Teachers report time savings and improved understanding of ai's role in learning.
The essence
79% of students use AI for homework but only 47% are shown how to use it.
