and reading levels are at the lowest in decades, and peter says that quill is trying to help the kids to develop the ai and more advanced tools. >> for instance, helping the kids to build a paragraph or thesis statement. >> but more ai in the classroom is not welcomed by teachers. a recent pew research said that one quarter of teachers said that using chatgtp in the classroom does more harm than good. >> there is some great, but some not so great. >> when people hear ai in the classroom, they think cheating. >> the quill does not do the writing for the student, the student is doing the writing. >> and did you have hesitancy? >> yes, and a when i started to work with the kids, i started to write in longhand and not cursive. >> are you worried that quill is going replace you? >> no, i am not sitting in the classroom and with my feet up, and i am going around and supporting each student as a human being. ai is not going to, right, and isn't going to notice somebody is having a bad day. >> you are not going anywhere? >> no, i am not going anywhere. >> wow. >> yes, that program, the teache

the ai never writes for the student with quill.work with our reading and i'll circulate and support. >> reporter: after using the program for the last year, her outlook has changed. >> once i was seeing how this could help me, how this could help my students, it was sort of a no brainer. >> do you worry that quill will some day replace you? >> no. i'm not sitting in the back of the classroom with my feet up on the desk while they're doing this work. i'm going around and chatting with each of the students and supporting them as a human being. ai isn't going to encourage, isn't going to notice if somebody is having a bad day. so those things aren't going anywhere. >> you're not going anywhere. >> i'm not going anywhere. >> so kate's students are getting ready to take mandatory state exams. this will be the first time taking the test since they started using quill. so she's really eager to see how they do. but already she says she's seen a lot of improvement in their writing especially grammar and spelling mistakes that the ai is able

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there we know there are nonprofits like quill, apparently, that let schools across the bay area. they have them as clients and offering ai generated writing feedback also to some proofreading for papers. what are the limitations with those tools and how widely are they being implemented? >> so i don't know anything thas really difficult is we're trying to understand ai and education is there really aren't any comprehensive data sets that can give us a, you know, a very clear picture of exactly which tools are being used where. and very often the tools that are being used are being selected by individuals, whether they're individual students, individual teachers, sometimes individual schools, so i can't speak to quill, but the idea that you could have a teacher use ai to give students basic feedback on things like grammar, punctuation makes a ton of sense. if teachers can then take their time and use the their time to give students more personal feedback, spend more time on on the interpersonal relational aspects of helping students do things like learn to write, how to how to dev

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