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Instructional Technology Coordinator | Apple Distinguished Educator | IFT Local 1211 Union Legislative Director | IL Physics Teacher of the year | Apple Education Forum Ambassador
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Your custom GPTs and Gems are going away (opens the original)
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I spent a good chunk of last year building custom GPTs and Gemini Gems. Lesson planners. Feedback helpers. An “AI Proof your Content” Gem that finally helped look at vulnerable assignments, giving teachers some suggestions using highly researched pedagogy, on how to change it up. me.So when the news landed this week, I felt it in my stomach. OpenAI is retiring custom GPTs. Then yesterday I learned Google is phasing out Gems too. My systems are fine, actually. But there are SO MANY staff and stud
Ed tech has been playing schools for a while. (opens the original)
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The New York Times has been running a series called “Education Disrupted” for years now, and this week’s installment landed hard: a look at how Google and Microsoft have spent the last decade fighting for control of the classroom, not because they care about your third period, but because a captive market of 50 million students is worth billions. Wow. Roughly 80% of K-12 teachers say their district runs on Chromebooks. That’s not an accident. That’s a decade of cheap hardware deals designed to b
57% of teachers are burned out. Not stressed. Burned out. (opens the original)
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57% of teachers are burned out. Not stressed. Burned out.That’s this year’s data, and it’s not trending down. Teachers are working 49 hours a week, 10 hours beyond their contract, and nearly 1 in 5 told researchers they’re planning to leave by the end of the school year. Thanks for reading! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work.<input class="email-input" name="email" tabindex="-1" type="email" /
UChicago Law just banned AI. I'm debating this at ABA. (opens the original)
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Last week the University of Chicago Law School announced something shocking: starting this fall, first-year students can’t bring a laptop, tablet, or phone into core classes like Constitutional Law and Criminal Law. One designated “class scribe” takes notes. Everyone else is back to a legal pad and their own brain.The reasoning isn’t panic. It’s precision. UChicago isn’t banning AI from the law school. Upper-level students still get AI electives, legal tech training, and access to the school’s A
Subject: 57% of teachers are burned out. Here's the data. (opens the original)
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A new RAND survey came out this month and the number is shocking, or even just gross: teacher burnout is now at 57%, up from 54% in 2021. Teachers are working 49 hours a week, about 10 hours over contract. Almost 1 in 5 said they plan to leave the profession this year.None of that is new information to anyone reading this. You already know the hours. What caught my attention was the other stat in the same report: teachers who use AI tools regularly are saving about 5.9 hours a week (let’s just c
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