As you can tell I've been obsessing about this topic lately! What are your thoughts on AI's role in education? Are you optimistic, cautious, or somewhere in between? I'd love to hear your perspective! 8/8

As educators, we must embrace the possibilities AI offers while staying vigilant about its challenges. The future classroom may not look like a sci-fi movie, but with thoughtful implementation, it could deliver on the promise of personalized, equitable, and transformative learning experiences. 7/8

In reality, AI's value lies in amplifying human intent—for better or worse. Whether AI becomes a tool for deeper learning or a shortcut that stifles critical thinking (this is what teachers are currently experiencing with some students) depends on how we choose to integrate it into education. 6/8

Of course, we can't ignore the fears that often dominate portrayals of AI in popular culture, like The Matrix or I, Robot. These stories highlight a trope where AI turns against humanity, often overlooking the nuance of how human agency shapes technology's impact. 5/8

Sal Khan recently shared in this insightful Edutopia article how AI has the potential to serve as a "super tutor," helping teachers focus on what they do best: fostering connection, creativity, and deep engagement. www.edutopia.org/article/how-... 4/8

The idea that a student could efficiently grasp concepts like the volume of a sphere or the intricacies of dimensionality in a way tailored to their pace and ability feels closer to reality than ever, thanks to tools like Khan Academy's Khanmigo. 3/8

Take, for instance, the scene from Star Trek where young Spock learns math in a personalized virtual learning room. This moment captures the potential for individualized, immersive learning environments powered by AI. 2/8