
Across the U.S., teachers are working 53 hours a week on average, only half of which is spent in front of students. This has resulted in their overall well-being, with 60% reporting burnout and 19% with symptoms of depression. This is because the list of responsibilities goes on, from lesson planning to marking, behavior tracking, and individualized support plans, leaving many educators asking the same question: "What do I do next?"
Kyle Holder, founder and president of ion Education, has a compelling answer that many K-12 teachers are already dipping their toes in, and it comes in the form of a novel AI platform.