Episode 1: Brave New World
Against the backdrop of the devastating LA fires, with a new President in the White House and as Meta announces its retreat from fact checking, Bryce visits San Francisco where public broadcaster KQED is mounting a rearguard action to fight fake news, and meets with Stanford University’s Professor …
AI Literacy Part 1 "Where Angels Fear to Tread" with Sam Wineburg
Over the last two years, teachers and schools have felt immense pressure to incorporate AI literacy into their curricula. In the fall of 2024, California became the first state to pass a law mandating AI literacy instruction in schools, and several others have since followed suit. In the summer of …
How Teachers Navigate an "Arrival Technology"
AI arrived in classrooms at the same time it arrived in businesses and homes. And while it may speed up tasks at work, teachers, students and parents are still in the early and often painful stages of figuring out how or even if it will make learning “more efficient.” In this episode of Future Flue…
Daniel Willingham | Cognitive Psychology at the University of Virginia
Cognitive Science in the Classroom with Dan Willingham
Jeremy Singer sits down with Dr. Daniel Willingham, professor of psychology at the University of Virginia and author of Why Don’t Students Like School?: A Cognitive Scientist Answers Questions About How the Mind Works and What It Means for the…
Are Homeschool History Programs Accurate? w/ Dr. Warren Throckmorton
In this episode, Susan Wise Bauer and Susanna Jarrett welcome Dr. Warren Throckmorton onto the podcast to review accuracy of various homeschool curricula.
Links to Warren Throckmorton’s work elsewhere:
Substack: The Throckmorton Initiative
Book: Getting Jefferson Right: Fact-Checking Claims Abo…
Key Shifts in Social Studies Standards with Sung Ja Shin and Brittany Rawson Haeg
In this episode, we talk with social studies leaders Sung Ja Shin (Minnesota Humanities Center) and Brittany Rawson Haeg (Minnesota Department of Education) about the key shifts in Minnesota’s updated social studies standards and the broader review/revision process behind them. We dig into what’s m…
Trust No One Is Exactly What Authoritarians Want
Every major technological paradigm shift has broken society before it fixed it. The printing press, radio, television. Each one reshaped how we communicate and what we believe. Now the internet, social media, and AI are repeating the pattern at unprecedented speed. Joel Breakstone, co-founder and e…
“AI Literacy” in Quotes - FAAF 267
“AI Literacy” in Quotes - FAAF 267
In this 267th episode, I share my reflections from July 6-10,, 2026. Check out the WHOLE SPOTIFY PLAYLIST I put together with all the listens mentioned below:
>>> bit.ly/E267FreshAirAtFivePlaylist <<<
6th: Angela Watson’s Truth for Teachers E351 “What does learn…
AI in the Classroom: Assignments Students Can't Fake
AI in the classroom isn't a tool problem — it's an assignment problem. Dr. Nancy Frey on designing work students can't fake.
Dr. Nancy Frey — professor of educational leadership at San Diego State and teacher leader at Health Sciences High and Middle College — joins Vicki Davis for a practical con…
AI in the classroom: Lessons from the field
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What have we learned about AI in education? What questions are we still trying to answer?
On this special compilation episode of School's In, Dan Schwartz and Denise Pope revisit some of the …
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