# Rebecca Winthrop

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Coming Soon: Ask the Kids

What could we learn about school if we actually asked the kids experiencing it? Ask the Kids asks students the questions adults usually answer for them. What is school for? Do they feel prepared for life after school? What is it like growing up with AI? Every episode, we feature a kid from a schoo…

Coming Soon: Ask the Kids

What could we learn about school if we actually asked the kids experiencing it? Ask the Kids asks students the questions adults usually answer for them. What is school for? Do they feel prepared for life after school? What is it like growing up with AI? Every episode, we feature a kid from a schoo…

Why Human Intelligence?

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Sam Altman once said, almost in passing, that your kid will never be smarter than AI. Adam Dodge and Sloan Thompson unpack what that comment reveals about how AI is built, what counts as "intelligence" in Silicon Valley, and why emotional intelligence, the kind AI can't replicate, might be exactly …

Brittany

Ask the Kids asks students the questions adults usually answer for them. In this episode, we asked Brittany. During a mock state test last spring, Brittany's brain, in her words, turned off. She sat there counting her Roblox money. That same year, she learned that refrigeration trucks pump doub…

Brittany

Ask the Kids asks students the questions adults usually answer for them. In this episode, we asked Brittany. During a mock state test last spring, Brittany's brain, in her words, turned off. She sat there counting her Roblox money. That same year, she learned that refrigeration trucks pump doub…

15. Engaged Learning in the Age of AI

How is AI changing what it means for young people to learn? Explore the implications for critical thinking, student engagement, and educational access. Host Eileen McAuliffe, AACSB’s executive vice president of EMEA and chief thought leadership officer, speaks with Rebecca Winthrop, senior fellow …

478. Restoring Childhood with Peter Gray

What if the biggest threat to kids’ mental health isn’t smartphones or social media—but the loss of freedom, play, and independence in childhood? In this episode of Psychologists Off the Clock, Emily welcomes researcher Peter Gray, author of Restoring Childhood: How to Set Kids Free in the Age of A…

Bryson

Ask the Kids asks students the questions adults usually answer for them. In this episode, we asked Bryson. Bryson spent most of his school years bored, until his high school science teacher sent him to their Makerspace to build a salinity probe for the marsh next door. He started to explore a re…

Bryson

Ask the Kids asks students the questions adults usually answer for them. In this episode, we asked Bryson. Bryson spent most of his school years bored, until his high school science teacher sent him to their Makerspace to build a salinity probe for the marsh next door. He started to explore a re…

Why Human Creativity?

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Young people say they feel chained to AI. They use it because everyone else does, but they're worried about what it's costing them. Their biggest fear? It's making them dumber. Can AI be creative? And what happens to ours when we hand it over? Hosts Adam Dodge (CEO of EndTAB) and Sloan Thompson (Di…