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Is AI helping students learn — or just helping them look like they are?
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Other research Straight Arrow examined paints a far more complicated picture of how AI is shaping what students actually learn.
The students using the AI tutor did even better, with scores 127% higher than the control group.
“There’s two really productive ways that schools are using AI,” South said.
It found a negative correlation between how often people use AI tools and their critical-thinking scores.
Unguided use of the technology caused real, measurable harm to students’ learning.