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Is artificial intelligence, social media, and shrinking attention spans, killing the art of writing? Tanya Baker, Executive Director of the National Writing Project, joins Lights, Camera, Learn to explore how AI is transforming education, why traditional writing instruction may be stifling creativity, and how teachers can reignite students' passion for storytelling and self-expression. From the importance of finding your own voice to the surprising ways writing strengthens critical thinking, Baker makes a compelling case for why writing matters now more than ever—even when technology can do it for us.
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