Superintendent, Anthony Mignella, Featured in Newsday
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American Federation Of Teachers Wants To Ban Screens And AI For Young Students. Long Island Educators Aren't Convinced
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Anthony Mignella, schools superintendent in Baldwin, agreed. He said he also does not support using chatbots, but argued that some AI tools provide valuable feedback to teachers on skills such as sentence structure and grammar.
“That’s a powerful tool…that can help a student improve,” he said.
Mignella said of technology in classrooms, “We don't believe in banning it, but using it appropriately and teaching students how to use it appropriately is going to be critical.”
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