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Hosted by Dan Cogan-Drew · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 103 episodes
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AI in the Classroom – Daily helps educators make sense of AI without the hype. This daily podcast explores what responsible AI in the classroom really looks like for teachers, school leaders, and district administrators. Each episode translates the latest AI news, research, and policy debates into clear, practical insight — what's changing, why it matters, and what to do next. I use AI as a thinking partner in preparing each episode, because the best way to talk honestly about AI in education is to work with it openly.Co-Founder & Chief Academic Officer, Newseladan.cogandrew@newsela.com
Dan Cogan-Drew hosts AI in the Classroom - Daily, a education show with 103 episodes published.
In this episode we explore new research on AI-supported tutoring that suggests that giving students access to an AI tutor, even during structured school time, doesn’t necessarily mean they’ll use it as intended. Topics c
In this episode we explore how AI can help school leaders reclaim time, reduce administrative burden, and focus more of their attention on the work that matters most: supporting teachers, students, and learning. For this
In this episode we explore how competitive academic environments may be shaping the way students use AI, and why some students may feel they have little choice but to use it. Can the way we grade, rank, and define succes
In this episode we explore three AI-in-education stories that point to a growing challenge for schools: districts are investing in AI faster than researchers, policymakers, and educators can determine what actually works
In this episode we explore whether school districts should be more willing to say no to new education technology, especially generative AI. We are joined by Claude for a conversation about the research paper Refusing Edu
In this episode, we explore how one school district is responding to AI not as a passing trend, but as a rapidly evolving reality for students, teachers, and school leaders. We are joined by Alicia Kersten , Principal of
In this episode we explore what happens when AI becomes more than a classroom tool, and starts competing with classroom learning itself. Topics covered: How AI may change students’ expectations about what learning should
In this episode we explore a question many educators are asking: Have students actually lost the ability to pay attention, or has something else changed? Topics covered: Why teachers report declining student reading stam
In this episode we explore four stories that reveal how quickly AI is accelerating across education, and why schools should remain skeptical of claims that move faster than the evidence. We examine ByteDance’s plan to ad
In this episode we explore why teacher AI literacy—not the latest tool—is the most important investment schools can make. Topics covered: • Why the same AI tool can produce very different classroom outcomes• The six dime
In this episode we explore how AI chatbots may shape students’ understanding of what a real conversation—and real thinking—sounds like. We examine the idea of “critical distance”: a student’s ability to recognize what is
In this episode we explore why AI tutors and chatbots often praise students instead of giving them the honest, challenging feedback that learning requires. We examine “psychofancy,” the tendency of AI systems to flatter,
In this episode we explore what it means to be literate in a world where algorithms increasingly decide what information students see, and what they never encounter. We examine the OECD’s new Media and Artificial Intelli
In this episode we explore a growing problem for school districts: how do you govern AI use when you cannot clearly see where or how it is already being used? Looking at recent policy moves in New York City, Fairfax Coun
In this episode we explore why AI tutors may be improving student performance without producing the deeper, transferable learning schools actually want. Topics covered: • Why strong tutoring results may not translate bey
In this episode we explore whether schools are actually falling behind on AI—or whether educators are adopting the technology faster than headlines suggest. Topics covered: • How teacher AI adoption compares with other p
In this episode we explore how teachers are moving beyond restrictive AI policies and building classroom approaches rooted in trust, transparency, and student learning. Topics covered: Why classroom AI policies are shift
In this episode we explore why two recent studies—one showing AI weakening students’ math performance and another showing AI-enhanced feedback improving writing—may actually point to the same conclusion: the impact of AI
In this episode we explore three stories that reveal where AI in education actually stands, not where the industry says it is headed, but what schools are dealing with right now. Topics covered: • Why Claude for Teachers
In this episode, part 4 of our series on the productive struggle for teachers, we explore a growing challenge in teacher preparation: how can supervisors tell whether a teacher candidate used AI as a thinking partner, or
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