K-12 Greatest Hits: Your shortcut to what works in education

A discussion about the risks of AI in education, including automated loops and the potential need to go non-digital.

Educators discuss the flood of AI tools in classrooms and strategies to manage them, featuring insights from university CIOs, faculty, and ed tech vendors.

A panel of educators explains cognitive load theory and its importance for effective teaching and student memory retention.

This episode explores whether AI is killing or reinventing creativity in education, featuring perspectives from Ken Robinson, Charlie Warsall, and Rafik Anadol.

Educators discuss the concept of pedagogical debt in AI literacy classes and its impact on students' future careers.

This episode discusses the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk and the ensuing debate over teachers' free speech on social media versus their professional duties.

Educators discuss the impact of AI on teaching, including concerns about plagiarism and using AI as a design tool in education.

This episode explores the impact of generative AI on critical thinking in education, referencing a Microsoft research paper and using Bloom's taxonomy as a framework.

A discussion of a report predicting major conservative policy shifts in K-12 education.