Reverse Poem: Read the Credits
Reading reverse poems is too much fun. Getting AI to craft them, well, it appeals to my sense of irony and humor. Beauty First Do not tell me We should begin With the
Reading reverse poems is too much fun. Getting AI to craft them, well, it appeals to my sense of irony and humor. Beauty First Do not tell me We should begin With the
One philosopher that I immediately ignored early on? Bertrand Russell. I read he was an atheist, and thought, "Why would anyone read an atheist's thoughts on anything?" I doubt my
I am posting these here. They remain quite relevant and appropriate today: Bertrand Russell’s “Liberal Decalogue” is his set of ten “commandments” for clear thinking, int
I'd like to take a moment to thank Denis Wisner for his kind words in [this LinkedIn post](
I laugh every time I see strident objections to Gen AI. The reason is that until students understand the problem with shortcuts, they won't see the benefit of the long way to learn
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I read this from the AI School Librarian and just had to share it and g
Do you change your mind in the face of fresh evidence? I'd like to say I do, but more often than not, it's easier to ignore new evidence than try to discard old ideas and work on a
A quick summary of an article on the topic; link appears at the end. VIVA Overview VIVA is a simple thinking and communication framework—Verify, Illustrate, Validate, Apply—that
In This Issue: Critic
Studying fakes and forgeries shifts our focus "from 'Is it true?' to 'Who created this? Who bene
When I see arguments like this one, it's so easy to think, "This is an old problem garbed in a fresh set of clothes." That is, the problem of becoming critical thinkers and learner
This quote caught my eye. What do you think? "Critical thinking, long considered an academic virtue, is now a societal necessity. In the past, it may have been seen as a metaskil
I enjoyed this piece from Michael G. Wagner . You will want to read the whole piece but here’s a t
Over the weekend, David Cutler's article, [ChatGPT 5 Just Changed My Mind — AI Has No Place in My Classroom](
Like some of you, I read Paulo Freire's [Pedagogy of the Oppressed](
I love this chart. It captures what I have been trying to say about using knowledge stacks+custom instructions, or what has been described as [context engineering](
Finding a way that ensures students learn critical and computational thinking, coding with GenAI in the mix remains a challenge. , offers
After reading this study on critical thinking and AI , I found my
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As I look forward to several AI presentations in the next few months, I'm making a shift in my "custom GPTs" or "Bots" that I'm sharing with others. ![](
When I was in second grade, on account of learning two languages, and having a terrible teacher who didn’t teach, I failed second grade. I ended up in summer school at Ft Clayton A