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AI can be a great homework tool, but when does helpful become too helpful? 🤖📚
New research from Common Sense Media found that students who have a harder time staying focused on schoolwork are more likely to use AI for homework.
For students who already struggle with executive functioning, it can be tempting to use AI to skip the hardest parts: getting started, organizing ideas, working through frustration, or figuring out the next step.
The goal isn’t necessarily to avoid AI. It’s to help students learn how to use it without letting it do the thinking for them.
That’s where executive function skills matter.
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A Comprehensive Report on Teens, Tweens, and AI
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The Common Sense Media Census: AI Use by Tweens and Teens (2026) reveals eye-opening insights into how kids use the technology.0 CommentsComment on Facebook