I’m thankful to those who helped me to continue and finish this chapter and look forward to starting the next exciting journey.

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A4: Sts will use AI to build authentic products w/ deeper prompt engineering. They can design their personalized learning plans based on their skills, interests, & goals. Because decent feedback is so much more efficient and instantaneous, learning could accelerate. #EduSkyAI

Hi, Brian. We are close. :)

That’s where I’ve been as well with AI. I’ve found when I’m stuck with a particular challenge, it can give me a fresh way to approach an issue or communication. I also use it to think through the structure for different plans or messages.

WeWillWrite Engage students with the collaborative writing game that boosts creativity and critical thinking. We help middle school ELA teachers enhance literacy.

A3: Our ELA teachers are experimenting with wewillwrite.com to engage students in a variety of writing tasks and peer reviews. One of our SS teachers uses www.magicschool.ai to provide formative feedback in different lessons. #EduSkyAI

I’m Bret Bailey, the principal at Hamilton Heights Middle School in Indiana. I’m just starting to dig into AI in education and in my own work flow. Looking forward to learning and exploring. #eduskyai

In year 11 as principal in the same school, it’s essential to continue learning to lead myself better so that I can improve how I serve our learning organization for all kids and staff. I appreciate the IASP’s work with The School Leader Collaborative for producing these helpful resources.

I’m thankful for my son Boston’s health over the last few years and his persistent joy.

Thank you, Dr. Katie Jenner (Indiana Secretary of Education), for sharing key IDOE insights w/ the IASP at our Fall Conference.