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EPISODE · Apr 2, 2026 · 12 MIN

How AI Could Change Assessment in the Classroom

from AI in the Classroom - Daily · host Dan Cogan-Drew

We explore what it would mean to move beyond using AI to simply speed up traditional tests and instead use it to rethink assessment itself.  We look at how AI could help schools design more authentic, responsive, and instructionally useful assessments.We also explore a central tension: will AI merely help schools build a faster version of the assessment systems they already have, or can it help educators create something fundamentally better for students and teachers?Topics covered:How AI could reshape assessment beyond efficiency and automationWhy assessment should function more like coaching than scorekeepingThe difference between optimizing old systems and innovating new onesWhy authentic performance tasks matter for student learningHow AI might help teachers hear more student thinking, more oftenThe importance of design intent in AI-enabled assessmentWhy routines, infrastructure, and school culture matter as much as the tool itselfWhat “assessment literacy” means for students and teachersThe promise and limits of AI feedback in supporting deeper learningWhy the teacher’s role remains essential, even as AI grows more capable

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