EdAdvance's approach: Using AI to improve service quality and efficiency internally, while helping districts rethink public education through an AI lens

Vision for AI in education: Improving quality of work rather than eliminating positions

Challenges: Adapting curriculum and assessment to an AI-integrated world

Need to reduce curriculum content by approximately 50%

Focus on teaching "durable" skills that can't be easily replicated by AI

Importance of self-directed learning and mastery of skills

Shift from "just in case" to "just in time" learning

Current assessment methods are a significant barrier to educational improvement

Need to align assessment with skills that matter most for future success

Challenge of changing public perception about educational accountability

Jonathan discusses how AI has impacted his hobbies: golf, gym workouts, and cycling

AI tools can help set goals and track progress in various areas of life

Embrace AI and don't be afraid to make mistakes

Focus on where students are going rather than where education has been

Use AI to encourage student interest and skill development

Importance of collaboration and goodwill in navigating the AI transition in education

Excitement about the potential for positive change in education through thoughtful AI integration