AI Technology Revolutionizes Learning for Students with Disabilities in U.S. Schools

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Makenzie Gilkison credits AI-powered assistive technology for her academic success.
The U.S. Education Department mandates schools to consider AI technology for students with disabilities.
AI tools empower students, seen as a “cheat code” for learning.
Experts stress AI should assist, not replace essential learning skills.
Iowa mandates individualized reading plans funded by AI-driven tutoring programs.
The National AI Institute is developing tools for speech and language difficulties.
Nadine Gilkison believes in the potential of AI tools for independent learning.

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AI Tools Enhance Learning for Students with Disabilities

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Makenzie Gilkison credits customized chatbot and word prediction programs for her success.
New regulations will mandate accessible apps for students with disabilities.
Educational therapist Alexis Reid: “Students feel like they’ve found a cheat code.”
Mary Lawson warns that AI cannot replace traditional reading skills.
Iowa invests $3 million in an AI-driven tutoring program.
Director Venu Govindaraju highlights challenges in interpreting children's handwriting.
Nadine Gilkison: “Now we don’t need to wait anymore.”

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Makenzie Gilkison recalls, “I just assumed I was stupid” in school.
New regulations require accessible apps for disabled students.
Educational therapist Alexis Reid: “We're meeting students where they are”.
Ben Snyder, 14, finds AI helpful, stating, “Sometimes in math... it just makes absolutely no sense”.
Experts warn about ethical implications of AI in education.

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