Let's be honest. Being a teacher and school leader can be overwhelming.

There is so much to do (not enough time), so much to learn (where do we even start), and it all keeps changing. In my last few posts, we dove into some of the real reasons we are struggling in a world of distraction and artificial intelligence.

But, we want to make a difference. That’s why we got into education. We want to be innovative, creative, and make a greater impact.

I see how transformational it can be to save time, develop engaging experiences, and usher in a new era of what learning can look like. But, there has been something that’s bugging me.

AI-compatible practices will dictate how much of our learning is structured now and in the future.

Since then I've worked with many schools on developing these practices for a variety of grade levels and subject areas.

My favorite AI-compatible practice that works in almost any classroom is "Defend Your Learning".