Steve Hargadon: LLMs as Separated Minds
Evolution is not a directing force but a descriptive process of variation and differential survival. Social traits and capacities that […]
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AI and the Cycles of History
What observers of civilizational rise and fall actually saw — and what changes when consequence and perception can be managed
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Narrative Enforcers Dressed as Critical Thinkers
In classrooms, libraries, and professional development sessions across the country, media literacy is now presented as an essential defense against
Let Students Create AI Rules That Actually Stick (Free Lesson)
Every teacher knows that our students are already using AI tools in school. But do they know how to use
What We Saw, Heard, and Believe Comes Next
More than 10,000 talent development professionals gathered in Los Angeles for ATD26, and one thing was clear from the start:
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Why Large Language Models Shouldn’t Claim to Tell the Truth
I keep running into the same thing in online posts, and it bothers me each time. Someone is making an
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Student Success (in the Age of AI)
What the New Machine Can’t Supply A student sits down to write the essay her teacher assigned. She opens a
Building Math Fact Fluency: A New Model Teaching Math App
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How Flipped Learning Can Help Reduce AI Over-Reliance- Model Teaching
While you may enjoy enlisting the help of a chatbot to help you come up with a new classroom activity,
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Cognitive Sharpening, or Thinking in Conversation with AI
I’ve known something about myself for a long time: I tend to think better in conversation than I do alone.