High school grades 9-12 (ages 13-18)
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Episode 812 | 10 Minute Teacher Podcast
🎙️How are augmented reality and virtual reality merging with artificial intelligence? What does it mean for the classroom?
Jump into my classroom to see the articles, tools, and templates we’re using to teach generative ai art creation (and to see me as a prehistoric cavewoman in a generative artwork piece.)
Discover the fascinating world of AI in student writing as Steve Dembo’s students embark on a groundbreaking experiment! Uncover the incredible capabilities of AI and witness how it stacks up against authentic student work. But that’s not all – delve into an inspiring project that encourages students to explore the ethical dimensions of AI in the classroom.
For his senior project, William tested his teacher’s assignments inside ChatGPT to see which would do better: human students or ChatGPT. The results may surprise you. How will we adjust with ChatGPT in the classroom? Let’s get real world perspective.
Misa Sato recently won the NASSP award for top assistant principal. She tells her story of leadership and change that is making a difference in the career education of her students.
ChatGPT accuracy has made it a tool math teachers can use if they’re willing to double check all of the problems. That is about to change.
Figjam is a remarkable brainstorming, collaboration, and project coordination app for students to use in the classroom. Hear two teachers talk about the uses in their projects.
Reading expert Jennifer Seravallo shares how to master reading differentiation strategies in the classroom. Jennifer shares simple methods any teacher can use.
With the viral videos created and inspired by ChatGPT, our students are talking about this tool and the questions are coming. It seems we just can’t ignore this tool. Here’s why.
