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New Culture, work & education Signal 6h ago

Alpha school ai education parents

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“And now the media heavyweights weigh in. @danagoldstein.bsky.social does a thorough job reporting on the ed-tech ambitions of Alpha School, and whether existing claims about its effectiveness withstand scrutiny (answer: no). Appreciate the nod to my reporti…”

Developing Culture, work & education Resource 2d ago
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Critical Studies of AI and Education network

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“Next Friday October 30th, I’ll be delivering a public talk on What Makes Us Human? as part of a series hosted the Critical Studies of AI and Education Network. If curious, description and form to register are pasted below — starts early for the UK-based aud…”

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2 experts · 9 posts · 5d ago
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Shriram Krishnamurthi: 8/ Still: it is beautifully written, thoughtful, thought-provoking, broad in scope yet light in heft, and speaks a lot to us in the AI age. I got it one afternoon and read it in essentially one sit…
Shriram Krishnamurthi: 7/ The book's weakness is that it's overly situated in its time, which is not unique nor special. A really interesting companion would be the History of the Future of the Past: How does each genera…
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