Collection of all blog posts and videos associated with AI generated lessons during the last year.
AI in the Classroom: From Shortcut to Scaffold
Teaching students to prompt AI well isn’t a workaround for critical thinking — it’s an extension of it. Here’s how shifting AI use to the revision and stress-testing phase builds the analytical skills history and ELA classrooms are actually designed to develop.
Summer 2026: Professional Learning and New Curriculum
A Kentucky social studies educator shares his summer 2026 professional development plans — Holocaust education, the 14th Amendment, and America 250. #2026KEDC #TOLI #BelferConference #USHMM #America250
AI In The Classroom: The Architect’s Dilemma
AI agents can make classroom activities run more smoothly — and quietly remove the cognitive friction that made them worth doing. Here’s how to design AI-assisted activities that preserve metacognitive load instead of offloading it.
Minds, Machines, and Moral Questions: Four Episodes That Make AI Ethics Impossible to Ignore
What does a robot pitcher from 1959, a holographic lounge singer, a Starfleet android’s courtroom hearing, and a man exiled alone on an asteroid have in common? They ask the questions that AI researchers, legislators, and ethicists are still arguing about today. This guide walks through a four-episode Current Events Debate unit using The Twilight…
How tall is the tallest Mountain in Antarctica
Mount Vinson, Antarctica’s tallest peak at 4,892 meters, is impressive yet significantly shorter than the world’s highest mountains, with notable remoteness and extreme conditions.
The Pentagon’s AI Ultimatum: What It Means for Privacy
HYDRA Has a Server Farm: AI, the Pentagon, and What We Should All Be Watching There is a scene near the end of Captain America: The Winter Soldier where Steve Rogers stands in front of S.H.I.E.L.D. headquarters and tells a room full of agents that the organization they have served has been secretly building a…
