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Jalah Bryant Teaches the 95%
Lots of kids check out of math because they think they have to think like somebody else. Watch Jalah Bryant check them back in.
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Dan Meyer
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Amanda Ruch Teaches the 95%
An illustration of "culturally responsive teaching" + a new survey about teachers and AI + analysis of an update to Khanmigo.
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Dan Meyer
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Gen Esmende Teaches the 95%
How to turn the abstract into the concrete and the alienating into the accessible.
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Dan Meyer
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Colin Campbell Teaches the 95%
Welcome to summer school for teachers & education technologists.
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Dan Meyer
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June 2024

AI Tutors Don't Know When to Stop Shutting Up
The chatbots don't know when to start chatting with learners.
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Dan Meyer
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The Math Kids Most Want to Learn
Notes from teaching summer school math to the 95% of students.
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Dan Meyer
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Teachers Aren't Your Customer Support Representatives
Sal Khan and yours truly in an interview about AI and personalized learning.
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Dan Meyer
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The Math Edtech I Let My Own Kids Use
I come to praise edtech (for once) not to bury it. Also: commentary on the latest in AI & edtech.
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Dan Meyer
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May 2024

The Kids That Edtech Writes Off
“Edtech can’t fail kids. It can only be failed by kids.”
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Dan Meyer
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Generative AI is Best at Something Teachers Need Least
Here's why customizing word problems isn’t generative AI’s killer app.
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Dan Meyer
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ChatGPT-4o Will Be Great for Certain Math, Certain Thinking, and Certain Kids
Here are the important questions about OpenAI's new product announcement that few people are asking right now.
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The Biggest Surprise from the Latest Survey of AI & Teachers
And a bunch of findings that will not surprise regular readers.
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