ABOUT THIS EPISODE
AI is everywhere in education right now, but is it making our schools more equitable? In this episode, we move past the "learning shortcuts" and look at how AI can be a subversive tool for justice and inclusion.
In this episode, we cover:
- How to use AI to create accessible, inclusive communication to families
- Why AI should NOT write texts for our class
- How AI can make math culturally responsive
Let’s stop using AI to just work faster and start using it to bridge the gap. Our students’ ability to see themselves as problem-solvers depends on it.
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