Is a stone more conscious than AI? What about a cow? Can AI truly replace teachers for good? We are revisiting the topic of AI, this time from an educational viewpoint. AI can simplify administrative tasks and class planning for teachers, as well as deliver adaptive and personalized learning journeys. However, can it replicate the human element, and is the human element even needed?

0:00 - Intro

1:25 - David Game College

3:54 - Initial Thoughts and Our Real-World Uses

9:35 - AI in the Classroom

15:45 - The Human Element

25:25 - Can AI Fully Replace Teachers?

33:25 - The Ethical Side

48:27 - Interesting Statistics

54:02 - Our Opinions (We Disagree)

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How can children make the most of their holidays? With a perfect blend of relaxation, fun, and personal growth. We discuss the importance of reflection and recharging, ways to connect with friends and family and inspire kids to try new hobbies and explore new places. For older children, we highlight the benefits of jobs, internships, and community service. Additionally, we share tips on building healthy habits and strategies for learning new languages and preparing for the next school year.

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This month we are excited to welcome Rupa and Ian to our team. We discuss the potential changes that could lead to private schools being required to pay VAT and how it could affect tuition fees. Additionally, we explore whether the extra cost of a private education is justified, considering both the benefits and drawbacks. With Prajay and Jonathan having attended local private schools, both Ian and Rupa having put their children through private schools and Ian also having worked as a teacher in one, we were able to discuss our experiences from all perspectives.

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There has been a lot of talk recently about phones and their place in the classroom and schools in general. Over 2000 schools in America have already banned phones in schools. Is the U.K. set to follow? How will it be policed?

Numerous teachers have decided to leave the United Kingdom, some indefinitely. In our most recent episode, we explore the stories of educators such as Juber, who have chosen to move away from London after several years of teaching. Discover what motivates these teachers to seek new experiences, from desiring warmer weather to navigating diverse educational challenges.

8:48 - Why did you move

10:55 - UK Vs. UEA: The Differences

28:57 - Crisis: Why Are Teachers Leaving the UK?

37:02 - Fixing The UK Economy 😂

41:36 - Juber’s Future Plans

47:45 - Outro

We delve into the significance of writing and why it is considered an art form. From conveying thoughts and ideas effectively to sparking creativity and critical thinking. Does writing still play a crucial role in our everyday lives?

Have you ever wondered how to get into a creative career? Meet Andrew, our friend and a talented freelance video editor who started as a runner on sets. Among working for some very big names he has also taken over the editing duties for our show. He shares his journey into the world of editing and sheds light on what it takes to make it in a creative career.

0:18 - The Workflow

4:49 - Andrew’s Journey

21:47 - Advice to People Starting

24:30 - Music Videos & Favourite Editing Jobs

27:45 - The Rise of Media Jobs & School Subject Choices 

29:11 - Are Maths and English Useful for Creative Careers?

34:40 - Is University a Good Choice for Creatives? (and the Rise of Side Hustles)

41:38 - The Improvement of Software

45:48 - AI in Content Creation. Does It Pose a Threat?

52:15 - Outro

Welcome back! Hope you had a great Christmas and New Year. We've been back at work for a week and are planning for the year ahead. With multiple ongoing projects at Redbridge Tuition and personal projects, we need to gain clarity. Though we know our goals, we haven't reevaluated the best way to achieve them in some time.

Home Alone is now 33 years old! It's a timeless and classic Christmas movie loved by all ages. There are many elements and themes I definitely missed until researching and breaking down the film for this podcast (and I've seen the film many times!). This was a very interesting one which we both thoroughly enjoyed discussing!