Best AI Tools for English Teachers in 2026 (Tested and Compared)
The AI tools English teachers actually use in 2026, honestly reviewed — for adapting texts, marking essays without losing your judgement, and getting your Sundays back.
Educator, author and founder of AI Educator Tools
Dan Fitzpatrick writes about AI in education for Forbes and is the author of The Educators' AI Guide 2026, The AI Classroom and Infinite Education. He founded aieducator.tools after working as a teacher, school leader and education strategist.
He also hosts the AI for Educators Daily podcast and advises schools and education bodies in the UK and abroad.
The AI tools English teachers actually use in 2026, honestly reviewed — for adapting texts, marking essays without losing your judgement, and getting your Sundays back.
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