ChatGPT is fantastic. It’s our robot friend who can help us develop lesson plans, come up with report card comments, and explain complex concepts like I’m five years old. The problem with ChatGPT is that it reinforces any stereotypes it has been trained with. This is an issue for teachers and change makers who are…
ChatGPT has changed the game. Completely. It is, hands down, the world’s best learning tool and cheating tool. Want to find out more? Read this post about ChatGPT and critical thinking! Learn more.
Wishing you and your people a great winter break and a fantastic new year. By the way, if your Middle School and High School students are tired of making new year’s resolutions in January, check out this free “anti-motivational” motivational letter. The brainstorming handouts work with upper elementary students, but the motivational anti-motivational letter is…
If you’re like most people, you think you’re either creative… or you’re not. And that’s just the way it is. Apparently, creativity is something we can become better at. So, how do we nurture creativity in our students, if we ourselves aren’t sure how to teach it? Or, better yet, how to evaluate it? Great…
We’re almost at the end of the calendar year. Things are winding up (at the same time that they’re winding down.) Need something meaningful to fill a period or two? Check out these 17 classroom debates. The slideshow lesson explains how to communicate clearly and fairly. The debate questions start off easy but build up…
Are your students bouncing off the walls? (How’s your sanity doing? You’re almost at the end!) Keeping your students focused at this time of year can be tough. Some students go on holiday early. Other students have mentally checked out. So, now is the perfect time to check out this Character Building Unit – get…