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Illustration generated by Jacob Carr using OpenAI’s GPT Image 2 in Codex
Somewhere around four on any Sunday afternoon, Monday starts taking up space in our teacher-brains. We’re technically home. There’s laundry to move, somebody wants di...
AI-assisted illustration generated in ChatGPT using OpenAI image generation, based on original concept, art direction, and prompt by Jake Carr.
“Too much screen time” can mean several different things, and we often talk as if they’re inter...
A quick disclaimer before we jump in: I am not a network administrator, a database engineer, or a district compliance attorney. I don’t even work in IT. In fact, I joke about a mug I once saw that said “No, I’m in edtech, but I’m happy to p...
Using an unevidenced Yelp review to introduce Claim Jumper and prompt students to dissect claims, evidence, and counterarguments.
Tishie S. gave Laguna Beach three stars. The food was good, she wrote. The place was great in general, great...
Image created with Gemini Nano Banana 2
A seagull stole a churro on the boardwalk, and the room had three minutes to explain it using dialogue. That was the opener at my 3X Challenge session at the EduProtocols Summer Academy in Laguna Bea...
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Educator, author, and instructional coach focused on AI-era teaching and learning. Author of EduProtocols Field Guide: ELA Edition. EdTech Coach at the Butte County Office of Education, helping schools use AI without losing what makes learning human.
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