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FTC brief clarifies that schools can't consent to EdTech use on behalf of parents, requiring informed parental consent for kids' data.

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FTC brief clarifies that schools can't consent to EdTech use on behalf of parents, requiring informed parental consent for kids' data.

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"Safe AI" for kids is a myth. This essay argues that AI has no place in education, urging parents and teachers to resist its use for child well-being.

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This essay argues parents should refuse EdTech, 1:1 devices, and AI tools in schools. Resignation is not progress; parents have the power to say 'no'.

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FTC brief clarifies that schools can't consent to EdTech use on behalf of parents, requiring informed parental consent for kids' data.

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