If you are an education professor who is training future teachers to use AI, you are admitting that (because they need the computer to do their work for them) they are not smart enough to actually be good teachers in their own classrooms. Why would parents want their children in a classroom with a teacher who isn't very smart? See the rest here: https://lnkd.in/gDBE7aSF
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A hidden gem that was quietly published by AI x Education a few months ago: https://lnkd.in/gznbtM4k I wish (although I understand why) the title did not explicitly mention K-12, because these ideas and insights are applicable to all education! Mike explains PERFECTLY the difference between writing and what genAI tools do, and WHY that difference is important. #ai #genai #aiwriting #aieducation #aitriaining #aiethics #aiworkplace #aiwork
It Could but Probably Can't: Avoiding Pitfalls of Current AI Model Usage in K12 Education
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I highly recommend Khanmigo for high school students and teachers. The responsible use of AI in education is a game changer for education as we know it! It’s exciting to see state education departments investing in this tool at the state level. Hopefully, NYSED will follow suit. #AIinEducation #khanmigo
If you want to learn more about using Khanmigo with your secondary students contact Hillary Kretz-Harvey or Danielle Sullivan or myself. It is truly an amazing way to introduce your students and teachers to AI. By adding Khanmigo you are giving your students an AI tutor, 24 hours a day 7 days a week that will coach your students to proficiency or mastery without providing the exact answer. You also will be providing your teachers with an AI teaching assistant. https://lnkd.in/eWmZYEGH
Sal Khan wants an AI tutor for every student: here's how it's working at an Indiana high school
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AI and K12 education a Positive take! Check out my blog post https://wix.to/vjgNqD9 #newblogpost Excited to share my latest blog post on the positive impact of AI in K12 education! Read more at https://wix.to/R9Z9vQP 💡 Let's discuss in the comments! #AIinEducation #EdTech #NewBlogPost
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AI in Education is a hot topic right now. But what are really the best AI tools for students and teachers? We’ve rounded up our favorites: https://lnkd.in/gjC5FYfH
Best AI Tools for Students and Teachers! - What's Up Wednesday
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Welcome to today's episode where we dive into the fascinating world of AI in education! Imagine a classroom where AI tutors help you study, give feedback, and even boost your grades—but are they as effective as we hope? Stick around as we explore the groundbreaking study that tested AI's impact on student learning. https://lnkd.in/g8fRQ34A
Will AI Make Teachers Obsolete?
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Learn what newly released guidance from the U.S. Department of Education suggests that educators need to do in order to manage the risks of AI innovations in the classroom. from: https://lnkd.in/gf9JxZW9
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AI is emerging as an important topic in education. An AP teacher leads the way in this discussion.
From #TheElective: As colleges and K-12 schools nationwide aim to adapt to fast-changing AI technologies, one AP teacher is developing best practices for schools to use. Discover the critical advice she’s sharing for educators and leaders: http://spr.ly/6041om04l
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In case you missed it last month, we hosted a webinar all about how your school can unlock the power of AI in K-12 education. Don't worry - even if you missed it at the time, the entire session is now available to watch on demand! Learn how you can harness your school's existing data to make meaningful change today: https://lnkd.in/eyN87tKn #ICYMI #Webinar #OnDemand #AI #AIinEducation #SecurlyDiscern #Securly #StudentWellness #K12 #K12schools
Unlocking the Power of AI in K-12 Education | On-Demand Webinar
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📚 Let's jump back to this blog from 2024 on teaching and defining AI literacy in education, by Jonathan Lloyd: https://bit.ly/3z7TYaY
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Today's AI Bits and Bytes for the Classroom: Opinion: Trump administration should develop a Teacher Education Clearinghouse For AI And Data Science via Federation of American Scientists https://lnkd.in/ehXyEF9e Don’t treat students as cheaters for using ChatGPT via diginomica https://lnkd.in/ejXn7BKe The School District of Philadelphia and University of Pennsylvania are preparing to launch an artificial intelligence professional development program for school staff via @The74 https://lnkd.in/emmkfqkg Using Intelligent Data to Enhance Student Performance via AI Business https://lnkd.in/ek_SvZvE Education ministry reports higher satisfaction from AI textbook trial in Korea via 조선비즈 CHOSUNBIZ https://lnkd.in/eXZNTpDn
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Associate Professor & Department Chair, Shelly Roden School of Education, Arizona Christian University
6moThank you! First of all, teaching is a gift from the Creator. We can teach techniques and skills, but if a student is not truly called it’s evident. Second, I’m not putting a student in a classroom unless they can demonstrate excellent and well-rounded basic academic skills, especially in written communication. If a student cannot write an essay or recognize a run-on sentence, how can they teach this to children?