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TeachAi expert explains why teachers will still matter
Veronica discuss the evolving role of AI in education, the challenges educators face in adapting to rapid technological changes, and the importance of core skills for teachers. They explore concerns about over-reliance on AI tools, the implications of AI in grading and IEPs, and the necessity of human feedback in the learning process. The discussion also touches on cultural nuances, ethics in AI, and the significance of maintaining human interaction in educational settings.
Veronica and Dave explore the intersection of storytelling, technology, and education. They discuss the emotional connections we have with characters in stories, the role of technology in enhancing learning experiences, and the importance of critical thinking in an age dominated by AI. They also touch on the challenges faced by educators in adapting to new technologies, the human element in teaching, and the future of education in a post-pandemic world. The conversation concludes with insights into career readiness and the innovative work being done in computer science education.
ABOUT VERONICA
Veronica Ellis is a researcher, content developer, and educator specializing in educational technology and STEM learning. As Content Development and Research Manager at TeachAI, Veronica designs resources that help students and educators navigate emerging technologies, while working with stakeholders to determine their efficacy. Her work integrates computer science concepts, ethical AI considerations, and instructional practices to support K-12 learning. Previously, she taught middle school science in Chicago Public Schools, where she led professional learning centered on quality teaching for English Learners. Veronica is passionate about making STEM education accessible, ensuring that educators and students have the tools to critically and ethically engage with emerging technologies.
