In this conversation, members of the Human Intelligence Movement joins Melody Su to discuss their mission to transform education in an AI-driven world. Dr. Michelle Ament (Co-President and Executive Director), Dr. Shannon Terry (Board member), and Jennifer Miller (Researcher) emphasize the importance of developing human skills alongside technological literacy, the need for innovative professional development for teachers, and the role of community engagement in shaping educational policies. The discussion also highlights ongoing projects, research initiatives, and the significance of continuous learning for educators and students alike.
The Shift in Education: As AI reshapes the future of work, skills like adaptability, emotional intelligence, and creativity are becoming just as important as academic knowledge.
Empowering Educators: Professional development should prioritize teacher autonomy and respond to their evolving needs. Teachers are the key to innovative classrooms!
Collaboration is Key: Engaging diverse voices—educators, researchers, students, and industry professionals—leads to richer solutions in education.
Workshops That Transform: Interactive workshops and cutting-edge research from the Human Intelligence Movement are creating pathways for impactful change in education.
Curiosity Leads the Way: Fostering curiosity in educators and students alike is the secret to navigating a tech-powered world with confidence and creativity.00:00 Introduction to the Human Intelligence Movement
05:53 Founding and Mission of the Human Intelligence Movement
11:25 AI's Impact on the Future of Work
15:22 Developing Human Skills in an AI World
20:16 Transforming Professional Development for Educators
32:37 Engagement and Opportunities in the Human Intelligence Movement
37:58 Building Collaborative Networks in Education
40:27 Innovative Workshops and Learning Opportunities
41:20 Research Initiatives in Human Intelligence
42:12 Engaging Young Professionals in EdTech
42:46 Advice for Aspiring EdTech Professionals
45:33 Influential Resources and Personal Growth
49:26 Curiosity and Future Directions in Education
Daring Greatly - Brene Brown
Divergent Mind - Jenara Nerenberg
Radical Curiosity - Seth Goldenberg
Creative Acts for Curious People - Sarah Stein Greenberg
Navigating Ambiguity - Andrea Small and Kelly SchmutteEpisteme Nexus (EpNex) | LinkedIn
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