In this episode of the Think Like a Teacher podcast, Sam Densley interviews Matt Karabinos, a sixth-grade teacher with a unique perspective on the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) in education. They discuss Matt's journey into teaching, the differences between private and public school systems, and the significant role AI plays in modern classrooms. Matt shares his experiences with AI, emphasizing its potential to enhance collaboration and learning among students. The conversation also touches on the Human Intelligence Movement and the importance of preparing students for an AI-driven future. In this conversation, Matt Karabinos discusses the Human Intelligence Movement in education, emphasizing the need to shift from knowledge acquisition to skills acquisition, particularly in the context of AI's role in education. He highlights the importance of adaptability, empathy, and critical thinking as essential skills for students. The discussion also touches on the future of education, the impact of political shifts on educational policy, and the balance between maintaining standards and fostering creativity in teaching. Karabinos advocates for a more engaging and less stressful educational environment, where teachers can inspire students through exploration and play.

Where AI dominates in every industry, including education, we must pause and think “just because we can, does that mean we should?” This session invites educators to explore the evolving role of AI in our classrooms. As we examine the skills that are uniquely human, we’ll better understand the balance between technology and these skills that create authentic intelligence. Uncover strategies that may shift your perspective on the future of education, and which will aid in designing highly effective learning experiences.

Education is dominated by technology as a means to offer students a deeper and more effective learning experience. But what if there was a better way.

Danny and I talk about co creating learning and how teaching is a marathon rather than a race. There isn't necessarily going to be a quick fix or simple solution that will instantly yield results of highly engaged students.

Danny is a professional learning specialist at Learner-Centered Collaborative, an organization who focuses on creating sustainable learner-centered transformation in schools across the country through collaboration, co-creation and relationship building.

Mike McDonald is the founder and CEO of an AI company that has a new take on technology in the classroom. In fact his company ACTIV8 is focused primarily on getting kids out of screens and playing, communicating and solving problems more.

We talk about his company, what they are focused on and the importance of play for our students.

In this episode of the Think Like A Teacher Podcast I talk with John Dolman, an incredible teacher from The UK, who has many years of experience teaching in the classroom and who shares with me a step-by-step strategy for maximizing our students literacy skills.

We also discuss the future of education, and the role that artificial intelligence plays in how that future comes to pass.

Coming off of a brand new release of his book The Ideas Guy: Unleash Your Inner Genius, Ben Whitaker joins us to talk about education, his book, and about turning your ideas into actionable realities.

Ben is a keynote speaker and self proclaimed "Ideas Guy." He is available to book, you can find him at theideasguy.io to order his book, or to contact for speaking or training.

You can also find his book on Amazon with the link below.

https://a.co/d/9p75O4E

In this episode of Think Like A Teacher, best selling author on AI and Education Dan Fitzpatrick talks about the art of using artificial inteligence in education as we help to differentiate instruction. Additionally we discuss his new book "Infinite Education" which provides a roadmap for teachers and schools to know how best to implement the ever changing world of AI.

In this episode of Think Like A Teacher I have the absolute pleasure to talk with the Superintendent of Schools for the Jordan School District - Dr. Anthony Godfrey. We talk about education and differentiation from the perspective of school leadership, and how it all comes out as a win for our students.

When he isn't giving his students real world experiences like filming a PSA with a professional film crew, or offering them opportunities to build a buisiness and network with industry professionals, Calvin is designing his learning experiences in a way that are meaningful and impactful all the way through the final 15 minutes of class.

We often talk about how crucial it is to start class with something engaging and meaningful, but forget to plan in to our learning experiences how we want class to end. In this episode we talk about Theater and Film and what we can learn about how the closer is just as important as the opener.