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U.S. Department of Education AI Teaching & Learning Collaborative Grant — SAVANNAH STATE UNIVERSITY | Grantable U.S. Department of Education AI Teaching & Learning Collaborative Grant Foundation One-time Grants for Education STEM Education Grants Professional Development Grants for Teachers Grants for Special Education U.S. Department of Education AI Teaching & Learning Collaborative Grant Funder: U.S. Department of Education Award Amount: $3.
8 million Geographic Scope: Statewide (Georgia), with national replication potential Project Title: AI Teaching & Learning Collaborative: Transforming Teaching, Learning, and Educator Preparation with Artificial Intelligence Lead Institution: Savannah State University (anchor institution and lead applicant) Artificial intelligence integration in education Educator preparation programs Teaching and learning transformation Instructional improvement Ethical and responsible AI use in education Science of Reading alignment AI literacy for educators Advance responsible, ethical, and evidence-based integration of artificial intelligence across teaching, learning, and educator preparation programs Strengthen instructional practices Expand AI literacy among educators Support preparation of future teachers equipped to leverage emerging technologies in diverse learning environments Deploy AI-enabled personalized learning models Develop adaptive diagnostic tools Create Science of Reading–aligned instructional pathways Build stackable AI micro-credentialing system for educators Federated AI Infrastructure: Digital Flex Consortium provides infrastructure, advanced analytics, and embedded instructional coaching Micro-credentials: Stackable AI micro-credentialing system to build educator fluency and ethical AI competencies Research-Driven Design: SSU faculty, particularly in educator preparation and gateway courses, lead project design, implementation, and evaluation Priority Populations: Students with disabilities, English learners, rural students, students in high-need districts facing persistent teacher shortages Approximately 5,000 educators Approximately 50,000 students 30,000+ educators statewide 500,000+ students statewide Principal Investigator: Dr. Cora Thompson, Dean of the Hyundai College of Education University President: Dr. Jermaine Whirl Institutional Support: Hyundai College of Education Savannah-Chatham County Public School System National Replication Toolkit (to support adoption by other states and education systems) Federal Priorities Addressed Instructional improvement Support for historically underserved students and communities Focus Areas & Funding Uses education stem-education teacher-development special-education Browse similar grants by category Grants for Education STEM Education Grants Professional Development Grants for Teachers Grants for Special Education Similar grants from this funder and related organizations VICE Conference (Virginia Institute on Cooperative Education) Spencer Industries Incorporated Scholarship: College Scholarship Award Grant The Fabulous Find Monthly Partnership Grant Putting Stewardship into Medical Education and Training Grant Charles H.
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