Confidently use AI in the classroom . .

. and prepare your students for the futureArtificial intelligence is a dynamic force actively reshaping our classrooms today.

Yet, the divide between tech advances and traditional classroom instruction is widening. Even worse, many students are already using these tools without fully understanding their ethical and societal implications.

How can educators prepare themselves and their students for an AI-abundant future? AI Goes to School is your solution. Imagine a world of education that’s more equitable, personalized, and empowering with AI as your ally, not your adversary.

A world where teachers confidently explore generative AI tools such as ChatGPT, Google Gemini, Microsoft Copilot, and Claude 3 to produce text and images and delve into AI art. A world where administrators are empowered to guide their school or district’s academic procedures and policies to apply these tools in K–12 teaching, learning, and communicating.

In AI Goes to School, education thought leader Micah Miner tackles the challenges of generative AI head-on, offering teachers a practical roadmap for integrating AI into their classrooms. Instead of feeling overpowered, you’ll feel empowered.

Instead of feeling intimidated and behind, you’ll gain confidence to explore AI tools and learn how to:Understand AI’s capabilities and limitationsChoose AI tools that align with your teaching goalsNavigate ethical frameworks and data privacy in educationUse AI powered classroom tools and Incorporate AI literacy in your instructionLeverage AI for personalized learning and administrative tasksUnderstand the impact of AI on writing instruction and assessmentWith guidance, you won’t just survive the AI revolution—you’ll thrive in it when you learn how to transform AI tools into assets for deeper, more meaningful human connections and more effective student learning. Now is the time to grow your AI skills.

Grab your copy of AI Goes to School today, and seize this opportunity to be at the forefront of educational innovation. Your students deserve to be ready for the future of AI in schools and in the world.

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