313: The necessity of listening to the student perspective on AI
Shifting Schools: Conversations for K12 Educators · Jeff Utecht and Tricia Friedman
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Show Notes
Join us as we discuss the implications of AI in educational settings, particularly focusing on how these tools can be integrated to foster inclusion and improve learning experiences with Max, a High School Student.
Key Discussion Points: AI and Social Interaction: Max highlights how AI tools can prevent social issues like being 'left on read' or 'ghosted', providing valuable insights in social situations.
AI as a Communication Filter: The discussion explores AI's role as a reflective tool, helping individuals consider their communication style and content.
AI in the Classroom: Addressing teachers' anxieties about AI, Max emphasizes the importance of firsthand experience with technology rather than relying solely on second-hand opinions or fears.
Big Idea Shared: Max provides a thoughtful, student-centered perspective on the use of AI in education, encouraging educators to listen to students and incorporate their feedback in AI integration.
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