In this episode of the Inside Outside podcast, the host and Bard, the AI companion from Google's Gemini, delve into survey data concerning the use of AI by high school students. They discuss the benefits, such as aiding comprehension and creativity, and the drawbacks, including misinformation and dependency. The episode covers the transformative potential of AI in education, the adaptation required by teachers, and the need for guidelines on AI usage in classrooms. The survey suggests students desire structure in AI integration and assignments that promote critical thinking. Bard highlights AI's role in personalizing learning and assisting teachers, concluding with an optimistic view of AI's future in education.
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In this episode of "Inside Outside," host Jeff Bailey explores the intersection of AI and education. He confronts educators' fears about AI, arguing that it won't replace teachers but rather augment their capabilities. Drawing from his extensive experience, Bailey reassures listeners that AI can provide personalized student instruction and valuable data insights. He urges educators to engage with AI, much like they did with computers and the internet, to enhance teaching methods. Success stories are shared to illustrate AI's positive impact on the classroom, encouraging educators to view AI as a tool for improvement rather than a threat.
In this podcast episode, Jeff Bailey, an expert in curriculum and instruction with a tech background, explores the integration of AI in education. He predicts AI will become a common educational tool, acting as tutors for students at home and revolutionizing lesson planning and grading in the classroom. Bailey highlights that AI will support, not replace, teachers by handling repetitive tasks and providing insights to better cater to individual student needs. He mentions current AI tools like ChatGPT and SchoolAI that are already aiding educators. Bailey advocates for teachers to adopt AI to enhance their teaching and facilitate learning. @ClassCompanion_ @GetSchoolAI
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In this episode of "Inside Outside," host Jeff Bailey discusses the evolution of AI tools and their impact on education. With the departure of co-host John Gonzalez, Bailey delves into AI advancements, focusing on models like ChatGPT, Google's Gemini, and Microsoft Copilot. He explores their capabilities, from language support to image creation, and encourages the audience to experiment with various AI models, including Claude and Perplexity. Bailey aims to help educators, parents, and students understand these tools' benefits and limitations, and looks forward to discussing prompt crafting in AI interactions in the next episode.
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Hey there, educators! Get ready to chuckle and learn with Jeff Bailey, our favorite "Inside Outside" podcast host. With a foot in both the admin office and the classroom, Jeff's got the scoop on making AI your new teaching sidekick. Picture this: you're asking a robot to whip up a speech sprinkled with dad jokes, and Jeff's here to tell you how to get that bot to deliver the goods. He's all about clear instructions—think of it like telling a kid to clean their room but with more gigabytes. Dive into this episode for a tech-savvy laugh and discover how AI can jazz up your lesson plans. It's time to get specific and get creative, teachers Jeff Bailey, podcast, Inside Outside, education, AI tools, tips, responses, technology, educators, specific instructions, analogy, English teacher, AI interacti...
Technology experts around the world are worried about the impact of AI, with some even warning of potential “human extinction” caused by the misuse of AI. One article even considered AI’s impact to that of a nuclear war.
This may be hyperbole to many people, but to the trained educator it becomes abundantly clear that without fundamental change education will be obliterated.
Consider this quote from the Harvard senior researcher Chris Dede where he says, “The trick about AI is that to get it, we need to change what we're educating people for because if you educate people for what AI does well, you're just preparing them to lose to AI.”
The key is to focus on skills. The key is to have students show you what they can do with what they learned. As Dede says, “This raises the bar on human performance.”
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Introduction [00:00:24] Jeff and John introduce the "Inside Outside" podcast and discuss their goals to explore various topics related to education from multiple perspectives.
The impact of AI on education [00:01:18] Jeff and John discuss the impact of AI on education and the changes that schools must make to survive the AI revolution.
Adapting education to AI [00:07:30] Jeff talks about the need to change the way people are educated to adapt to the changes brought about by AI, and how educating people for what AI does will only teach them to lose to AI.
AI creating tests [00:08:43] Jeff and John discuss how AI can create tests and how this can free up time for teachers to do other things. They question why schools are still teaching kids to do tasks that AI can do.
Resistance to change in education [00:09:21] Jeff talks about the difficulty of getting teachers to change their assessment methods and how schools that resist change will be left behind.
The need for education to change [00:13:57] Jeff and John discuss how AI is changing the job market and how education needs to change to focus on judging people by their performance and what they can do with their knowledge.
Depth of Knowledge and Bloom's Taxonomy [00:14:58] Discussion on the levels of learning and how traditional education needs to adapt to the technology age.
Relationship Building in Education [00:16:48] The importance of relationship building in the real world and how it should be prioritized in education.
Formative and Summative Assessment [00:19:50] Explanation of formative and summative assessment and how they are used in education.
Assessment Changes [00:22:24] Jeff and John discuss the fundamental changes that need to happen with assessment, including the shift to assessing students all along and the need to teach executive functioning.
New Modes of Assessment [00:27:11] Jeff and John talk about the need to develop different modes of assessment and build capacity with teachers and students to use technology.
Next Episode Preview [00:29:28] Jeff and John preview the next episode, where they will discuss different types of assessment and how they can be game changers.
Inside Outside is a podcast that explores a variety of topics related to the world of education, while also sparking meaningful conversations and encouraging new ways of thinking. On this episode, Jay Henry, the Educational Technology Coordinator at Ballard Creek Public Schools in Michigan, joins the podcast to share his concerns about the impact of AI on students.
In this podcast episode, the hosts and guest, Ryan Scheetz, discuss the impact of AI on education. They explore the potential benefits of AI, such as easier access to information and the ability to synthesize complex concepts, but also acknowledge the fear among teachers about the potential lack of learning that could occur with the use of AI. Ryan shares his experience using AI in the classroom, and Jeff and John discuss the website Futurepedia, which is an encyclopedia of all the AI tools available. They encourage listeners to learn how to use AI and use it to their advantage while also emphasizing the importance of good teaching strategies and ensuring that learning is still occurring.
**Introduction [00:00:00]**
Jeff and John introduce the podcast and its purpose.
**Guest Introduction [00:00:48]**
Ryan Scheetz, a teacher from Coldwater High School, is introduced as the guest for the episode.
**Background and Relevance of AI [00:01:50]**
Jeff explains why he invited Ryan to the podcast and how he learned about Ryan's interest in AI. Ryan talks about the impact of calculators on calculation skills and how it affects teaching.
**Teaching Basic Math Skills [00:03:46]**
Jeff and Ryan discuss the pressure to teach standards and how it affects teaching basic math skills.
**Ryan's Background and Entry into Education [00:05:19]**
Ryan talks about his background and how he got into teaching.
**Impact of AI on Education [00:06:33]**
Jeff and Ryan discuss the potential impact of AI on traditional classrooms and education as a whole.
**Impact of AI on Education [00:07:11]**
Discussion on the potential impact of AI on education, including the ability to access information and the need to find a balance between AI and traditional teaching methods.
**Switching Focus to Learning [00:08:03]**
The need to switch the focus of education from work to learning, and the potential for AI to take away some of the work.
**Teacher Reactions to AI [00:10:00]**
Initial fear and reluctance from some teachers to embrace AI in the classroom, and the need to find a balance between AI and traditional teaching methods.
**Good Teaching Strategies [00:11:32]**
The importance of good teaching strategies in combating the potential negative effects of AI, and the need to focus on the process of learning rather than just the final product.
**Exploring the Potential of AI [00:13:02]**
Discussion on the potential of AI to help with organization and creativity, and the need to embrace AI in a realistic and ethical way.
**Using AI to create performance tasks [00:15:20]**
Ryan Scheetz talks about using AI to create individual questions for students to perform tasks on soccer and music.
**The benefits of using AI in education [00:15:52]**
Jeff Bailey discusses how AI can save teachers time and effort in creating prompts and questions for teaching.
**The importance of standards in education [00:17:17]**
Jeff Bailey and Ryan Scheetz discuss the importance of standards in education and how AI can help anchor education.
**Concerns about the impact of AI on mental health [00:20:35]**
Ryan Scheetz expresses concerns about the potential impact of AI on mental health and the need to be careful in its use.
**AI Tools [00:23:10]**
Jeff introduces Future PIA, an encyclopedia of AI tools, and John shares his experience using it to improve his podcast audio quality.
**Google's Bard [00:24:30]**
John and Jeff discuss Google's new generative AI tool, Bard, and the potential of AI to bring ideas to life.
**Encouraging AI Exploration [00:25:52]**
Jeff encourages teachers and anyone interested to explore AI tools and imagine how they can change daily activities for the better.
This episode we are taking a look at ChatGPT--the AI technology that has taken the world by storm--and put educators on alert that big changes are coming.
