In a clear new survey of 2,232 US public school teachers, Nearly 60% of reports using artificial intelligence tools from 2024 to 25.
Edited data Gallup and Walton Family Foundation Between March and April 2025, it broke as follows: 32% of teachers use AI at least once a week, with 28% using it every month or less.
In most cases, Educators rely on AI for basic tasks: 37% rely on it to prepare lessons33% create worksheets and activities, and 28% tailor the materials to the needs of diverse students. Not very common Grading, individual instruction, and analysis of student data.
“AI can generate inappropriate output”
Among teachers using AI for specific tasks, 60% to 84% say it helps them work more efficiently. Only 7% report that AI actually slows things down. More than half of teachers also report improvements in work quality. However, recruitment remains slow. 40% of teachers still don't use AI at all, and only 19% say that schools have an explicit AI policy.
“Educators are aware that AI can automatically generate inappropriate or incorrect output. They are well aware of “teachable moments” that human teachers can cope but are not detected or misunderstood by AI models. There are all of the education Responsibility for exploiting goodness Provide education priorities The report also states that while AI protects against the potential dangers that may result from integration into ED Tech.
“There are not many buildings or districts that really give clear instructions.And we see that it prevents adoption and use between both students and teachers,” says Zach Hrynowski Gallup He made a comment. “Perhaps we should start to look at a more systematic approach Establish ground rules to establish places in classrooms that can, cannot, should, or should not use AI. ”
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