Could AI prevent teacher burnout?
For many teachers, the school day doesn’t end when the bell rings — it extends late into the night with grading, lesson plans, and endless paperwork. Now, some are finding relief in artificial intelligence. A new report shows teachers who use AI weekly save nearly six hours a week, the equivalent of six extra weeks each year. For educators like Michigan’s Heather Gauck, that time has meant less burnout, more focus on students, and even breakthroughs for children who once struggled to find their voice.
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