I have been reading Salman Khan’s book Brave New Words about the potential for artificial intelligence within education. Khan makes an interesting point about educationally-tailored AI, such as his own ‘Khanmigo’, being able to help students access courses, especially those that otherwise wouldn’t be available to them. This got me thinking about curriculum. While AIContinueContinue reading “Knowledge and the curriculum in the age of AI”
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Making teaching rewarding
“Teaching should be a rewarding profession where teachers are empowered and supported to be the best creative professionals they can be” Dr Tristian Stobie in his forward to the Great Teaching Toolkit Evidence Review (2020) With the start of a new school term and a return to work, I am embarking on a new endeavourContinueContinue reading “Making teaching rewarding”
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