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  • The Case for AI Literacy in a Skeptical Age

    The Case for AI Literacy in a Skeptical Age0

    The artificial intelligence debate  is immediately polarizing. We’ve all heard our family or friends talk about it. AI is either seen as a boon or met with severe pessimism. But there’s a middle ground worth considering. This isn’t about championing AI as the solution to all our problems. Rather, it’s about realizing that AI literacy

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  • Taking School to the Woods

    Taking School to the Woods0

    English philosopher John Locke once advised that children should have “shoes so thin, that they might leak and let in water, whenever he comes near it.” Yikes! I thought when I first read that passage in “Some Thoughts Concerning Education” years ago. The mother’s heart of caution within me still balks at that idea … but

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  • When Surfing the Real World Beats Surfing the Screen

    When Surfing the Real World Beats Surfing the Screen0

    A few years ago, I took some adolescent grandchildren to the grocery store and was astonished by their wonderment. One had never set foot in a grocery store, and the others were infrequent visitors, to put it mildly. They learned some things that day, like how to pick out the best bunch of bananas and

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