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Data analysis & reporting (e.g., analyzing student data, survey results, attendance, or achievement trends)
Communication support (e.g., drafting emails, memos, newsletters, board updates, family communications)
Observation, coaching, & feedback support (e.g., drafting feedback language, synthesizing observation notes)
Policy, compliance, & documentation tasks (e.g., summarizing policies, drafting procedures, reviewing guidance)
Strategic planning & school improvement (e.g., brainstorming initiatives, logic models, goal setting)
Meeting efficiency & workflow management (e.g., summarizing meetings, agendas, reports, organizing notes)
Professional learning & leadership development (e.g., preparing PD content, reflection prompts, leadership coaching)
I’m experimenting, but don’t use AI regularly yet
I do not currently use AI in my role
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Results of the survey of March 8, 2026
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Which of the following ways do you currently use artificial intelligence (AI) to support your work as a teacher? (Select all that apply.) An administrative version of this topic will be next week's poll question.
Lesson planning & instructional design ----------------0%
Creating instructional materials-------------------------27.3%
Providing feedback to students--------------------------0%
Assessment & data support-------------------------------0%
Supporting writing or communication--------------------18.2%
Professional learning & reflection-------------------------0%
Student-facing classroom use (with guardrails)----------0%
I’m experimenting, but don’t use AI regularly yet--------27.3%
I do not currently use AI in my teaching-------------------0%
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