Tony Stark’s Persian Carpet: Weaving Human Judgment Into the Fabric of Machine-Supported Learning
Tony Stark didn’t invent the idea of time travel. But in partnership with a machine, he figured out how to do it. In one scene in Avengers: Endgame, Tony uses his living room as a lab, engaging in a back-and-forth with his AI assistant, Friday, as they work through scenarios projected in a floating hologram.…
Unwriting Our Starts
Half the curriculum walks in the room with the students, in the textbooks of their lives. Emily Style Change Opportunity: Proactively “unwriting” the curriculum (Trd. 中文) Emily Style articulated the most important aspect of the “hidden” (or “unwritten” or “informal”) curriculum by reminding us about that important half that walks through our doors each day.…
When it’s Art and not Science
I was in China in 2007, at the first party-approved science fiction and fantasy convention in Chinese history. And at one point I took a top official aside and asked him Why? SF had been disapproved of for a long time. What had changed? It’s simple, he told me. The Chinese were brilliant at…
Back to School Learning at ISE: Prep Week and Käsmu Retreat
Part 1: Teachers Back To School Prep A week before the students returned, ISE faculty and staff were back at it, preparing for the school year through a series of collaborative activities led by our Principal Coordinators, our Learning Design Coach and our new Director, Mr. Don Payne. The week started with Mr. Payne asking…
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