Practical guides for parents, teachers, students, and schools on using AI responsibly and effectively.
AI at Home & School
Last updated: May 2026 Prices verified as of May 2026. Your kid is using AI for homework. You probably know this already — or suspect it. Studies show that more than half of teens (54%) have used AI chatbots for help with schoolwork (Pew Research, 2026). The question isn't
AI at Home & School
Last updated: April 2026 Roughly two-thirds of U.S. teens ages 13 to 17 have used AI chatbots, including about three in ten who use them daily (Pew Research Center, February 2026). Over half — 54% — use AI for schoolwork. And according to Common Sense Media, most are doing it
AI at Home & School
Last updated: April 2026 A 2025 RAND Corporation survey found that the average U.S. teacher works 49 hours per week. Of those hours, at least 10 — and often more — go to tasks that never touch a student directly: writing lesson plans, grading papers, drafting parent emails, and filling out
AI at Home & School
Last updated: March 2026. Prices verified as of March 30, 2026. Your kid is going to use AI for schoolwork. The question is whether it helps them learn or does the learning for them. The numbers tell the story: 62% of students already use AI for homework (RAND, December 2025)
AI at Home & School
Last updated: March 2026 Most schools are making up their AI policies as they go. 45% of educators — teachers, principals, and district leaders — say their school or district has no AI policy at all [1]. Meanwhile, 62% of students are already using AI for homework [2], and 96% of elementary
AI at Home & School
Last updated: March 2026 Your kids are already using AI. ChatGPT alone has over 900 million weekly active users, and a significant number of them are students. They're using it for homework, creative projects, and conversations you probably don't know about. This isn't a