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Last week I had the opportunity to attend and present at WestCAST 2026 in Winnipeg, MB. The conference brought together student teachers from all across Canada to network and attend workshops and presentations. I delivered a presentation on the importance of relationship building in the classroom and the benefits of communal approach. During my presentation,…
One thing that is very interesting and concerning about GenAI’s like ChatGPT is that they can sound confident and correct while sharing false or made-up information. I have an example of a time that I experienced this: Last year, I was in an English Literature class, and had to write an essay about a novel…
Today we attended a couple of workshops as a way of learning about different resources and research from different experts. Student AI Literacy Lesson K-12The first workshop I attended focused how and why to teach AI literacy. The presenter made the point that whether we support using AI or not, we need to be able…
This week in class, we spoke about Generative AI, and its potential benefits and pitfalls in the classroom. It no doubt can increase efficiency and productivity for teachers and students, but there are serious pitfalls and dangers that should be considered before educators fully embrace using it professionally. First off… What is Generative AI?According to…
After visiting the Pacific School of Innovation & Inquiry (PSII), I have found myself considering what the best ingredients are for effective education and what the purpose of school is in general. Is it to produce competent future workers? Is it to give all students a general basis of shared information? Is it to shape…