AI in Education: Resource Guide
AI tools to improve student learning and save teachers time.
October 31, 2023
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Author: Arpan Chokshi
Coaching for Equity: Lessons for Coaches, Teachers and Leaders
When it seems like everyone is shouting at each other, it’s easy to dismiss the power of conversation. Yet, bringing about change without conversation is often short-lived and superficial. Read the piece I wrote for Interfaith America on three conversation models educators and instructional coaches can use to create more equitable classrooms & communities.
April 25, 2023
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Planning Professional Development on ChatGPT
We must update our model of professional development to ensure educators gain enduring insights on how to craft curriculum that is meaningful in the AI era. You can find the article I wrote for ASCD here.
April 23, 2023
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A Response to ChatGPT: Suggestions for Addressing AI in the Humanities
My five suggestions for how educators can shift their pedagogy in response to ChatGPT: To learn more about each suggestion, read the article I wrote for Next Generation Learning Challenges.
March 12, 2023
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3 Steps to Help Create an Anti-Racist School
In 2020, Interfaith America published a short piece I wrote on three steps all schools could take to create more equitable schools. You can read it here.
March 7, 2023
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5 Tips for New Educators
1. Take Care of Yourself Before I started my teacher training, my advisor, Meira Levinson, asked me to identify a non-negotiable activity that I will do every day, or at least a few times a week, that I find rejuvenating. When you’re drowning in tasks you have to make taking breaks a rule you force
August 31, 2022
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5 Tips for Implementing a Student-Paced, Mastery-Based, Blended Classroom
My five tips for implementing a student-paced, mastery-based, and blended classroom: To learn more about each tip, read the article I wrote for Next Generation Learning Challenges.
August 2, 2022
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A Friend’s Podcast & What it Means to Me: Misrepresented
Recently a friend of mine started a podcast that challenges how we think about South Asia in world history. Typically, I would simply subscribe to a new podcast, listen to it during my commute, and go on with my day. However, this podcast is especially significant to me so I wanted to share it with
November 26, 2021
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Students Email Parents with Updates
You made it through the first month of school…there’s much to celebrate! You’ve memorized and practiced how to pronounce a long list of names, learned a bit of each student’s life story (or at least their interests and hobbies), and you’ve started to make note of individual strengths and challenges. It’s the perfect time to
September 20, 2021
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Make These Shifts Permanent: 5 Lessons from Teaching During a Global Pandemic
Teaching during a global pandemic has been the most challenging experience of our professional lives. As we pass the first anniversary of schools shifting to hybrid or remote instruction, it’s worth appreciating what we have accomplished through many rounds of trials and tribulations. The silver lining of this tumultuous year—yes, even a tragic global pandemic
March 31, 2021
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