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".

If you are anything like me, your educational experience probably consisted of a lot of lectures, notes, homework, tests, and papers.

Then, when I started teaching, I gave a lot of PowerPoint lectures, had my students take a lot of notes, and focused on rigorous tests, and all kinds of papers.

Seemed to be a cycle.