Tag: AI and education

Explaining AI to Students Part 2 – Human Vs. AI

Mar 25, 2026

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Nicholas “The Bard” Andrea

in 5th Grade, 6th Grade, 7th Grade, 8th Grade, AI and Education, Anthroposophy, Curriculum, Parenting, The Inner Work of Education

In last week’s post, we focused on explaining how AI (artificial intelligence) functions. If we want to know how best to explain AI to our students, we have to start there. After all, being Luddites who dogmatically reject all technology out of hand won’t do us good. Our children will eventually become curious and open…
AI and Critical Thinking in Education

Jan 30, 2026

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Nicholas “The Bard” Andrea

in 5th Grade, 6th Grade, 7th Grade, 8th Grade, Anthroposophy, Curriculum, General News, Parenting, Teen Empowerment, The Inner Work of Education

Listen to this post: How do we conceive of AI and critical thinking in education? Increasingly, schools are importing the new technology to help reduce teacher burnout and tailor lessons to individual student needs. According to School AI1, 37% of teachers are now using AI to create lessons, reducing their workload. As a Waldorf teacher,…