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The National Ed Tech Plan and the expiration of ESSER funding will take a toll, impacting everything from student devices to school safety. (EdTech)
   The University of Florida's College of Education is dedicating nearly $1 million to help transform mathematics education in Florida. SALT-Math: Scalable AI-Augmented Learning by Teaching for Math Education project (which received $930,000 over three years) aims to revolutionize K-12 mathematics learning in Florida and beyond by implementing a learning-by-teaching framework that uses a large language model to flip students’ roles as teachers to AI agents (resulting in enhanced student outcomes). (University of Florida)
CENTEGIX, the industry leader and largest wearable safety technology provider for K-12 education, recently released a new report on the impact of legislation requiring mobile panic buttons in Florida's K-12 schools. The report, Alyssa's Law: Making Florida Schools Safer, examines how Alyssa's Law and panic button technology are creating safer environments to learn and work. (PR Newswire)
Following a lengthy trademark disupute between two virtual school programs, a judge recently ruled that the Florida Virtual School had not provided enough credible evidence to prove a competitor had committed copyright infringement with its promotion of its programs. The Florida Virtual School could be on the hook for more than $1 million of taxpayers' money spent on legal fees. (Orlando Sentinel)
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