Thank you to everyone who joined me for my livestream Ask me Anything! The topics ranged from standardized testing to Project-Based Learning to instilling a strong work ethic in my students. I want to give a special shout-out to
and for contributing some excellent questions for me to discuss!If you missed the broadcast, you can watch it in this post. If you are interested in watching some of my other livestream videos, I’ve linked them below.
Join me for my next live video in the app.
I look forward to our next Ask me Anything in April. See you then!
Have a great weekend!
— Adrian
Resources
Here are a few of the resources I mentioned during the livestream.
I highly recommend you get yourself a copy of
’s latest book, More Than Words: How to Think About Writing in the Age of AI. Even if you don’t interact much with AI and teaching, Warner’s discussion of how AI removes learning friction is good advice for everyone, not just K-12 students.
Another great thinker and writer on how generative AI is impacting education is
. His Substack, is filled with great essays on AI’s effect on our collective ability to read, write, think, and communicate.
I mentioned how I use Wonder Day/Week projects to keep my students motivated and engaged during standardized testing. I plan to write a more detailed post in the spring, but in the meantime, check out his free classroom resources.
Got Kids? 15 Age-Appropriate Ways To Teach Them Work Ethic And Business Skills
I discussed how much I value a strong work ethic in my students. I want them to understand that their self-worth is not tied up in their performance. Working hard is important for not only school success, but success in life. This article has some great tips on ways you can teach youth how to have a strong work ethic.
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