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Around 26% of government school teachers use AI regularly and 72% feel positive about it: Report

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Around 26% of government school teachers use AI regularly and 72% feel positive about it: Report
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A new report by JanAI reveals that 26% of government school teachers in India use AI regularly, with 72% expressing a positive outlook on its role in education. While teachers see AI as a valuable tool for simplifying concepts, they also express concerns regarding student dependency on the technology.

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This study provides critical insights into the digital transformation of rural education and the readiness of the teaching workforce for upcoming AI curricula.

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Around 26% of government school teachers use Artificial Intelligence (AI) regularly, and 72% have a positive view of AI in education, according to AI Readiness of India’s Government School Teachers, a report released by JanAI, an initiative of the Head Held High Foundation (HHHF).

The report, released on Tuesday, comes ahead of the introduction of an AI and Computational Thinking curriculum for Classes IX to XII in the 2026-27 academic year.

The national survey, conducted across 797 government schools, found that teachers in Uttar Pradesh, Karnataka, Jharkhand and Maharashtra are adopting AI despite infrastructure gaps.

“Teachers are already accessing AI through personal phones, including in schools without computer labs. AI is primarily being used as a teaching aid. The top uses are simplifying difficult concepts, generating examples and activities, and preparing worksheets and assessments,” the report read.

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