#happymardigras to those who celebrate, and to the rest of you, Laissez Les Bons Temp Rouler.
Although it’s just Tuesday here in San Jose we do our best:
Anyone else remember the narrator in Most Likely to Succeed sharing the financial report written with AI? Now available for educational leaders. Although I am frightened by a world where AI is responding to AI, we need to figure out how to use it in healthy ways.
We aren’t prepared for the impact A.I. writing tools will soon have on education. I gave our platform this ludicrous prompt—check out its output.
What will this mean for K-12?
🧵 on generative artificial intelligence…
@ACSA_info Clear Admin Credential Program meeting w/Local Program Coordinators. Thank you @Nonnies7, @gmanthey, Leslie Anderson, and Linda Liebert for facilitating the meeting focusing on candidates, coaches, trainings, and program impact grounded in 6 CPSEL #acsacacp#hlpusd
There’s always something special about the first day of school—it can obviously even have a magic effect on brother/sister dynamics. It’s great to be a proud grandpa.
@Schoolguy @video_coach1 In our leadership coaching we have found that having coach and coachee share their own equity stories (their life experiences that shaped their drive for equity) with each other has been powerful.
@CA_ASCD@EdSource In 1973-74 I was a student at CSU Hayward (now East Bay) in a credential program for Pre-K through 3rd grade that required literacy training, but glad to know such a program is now being created.
@noticias14 KGO asked same question and I released it to them. But agreement is non-exclusive so sure. I did take the video and here’s a slightly longer one should you have use for it.
Standing on a balcony in her hometown of New Orleans, Ledisi stops an unsuspecting crowd, and all the hustle and bustle of the French Quarter, dead in its tracks. https://t.co/Zhqeaz8GxG