School leaders:
Grab a research paper to unpack in a staff discussion
Use the papers, articles and Byte Sizes to create presentations for your school professional learning sessions
Recommend readings to staff for professional book clubs
Teachers:
Review papers, articles, blogs and Byte Sizes depending on their professional learning goals
See what academics, educators and industry professionals are recommending
Academics:
Source papers and identify themes for literature reviews
Find gaps in the research to direct future research goals
Industry Professionals and Developers:
Understand some of the pedagogy and areas of interest that underpins what teachers and leaders want from tools
Use this pedagogical understanding to align tools to teacher needs
Make free access tools to support teachers and students with quality teaching practices for those who do not have easy access to the pedagogical underpinnings used in more advantaged settings
Several people have contributed papers to note what they are recommending: John Hattie, Rose Luckin, Rowland Wells, Matthew Harrison, Ryan Elwell, Dr Jess Mendoza, Dr Susan Zhang, Dr Nick Jackson, Anne Forbes, Ioannis Anapliotis, Phillip Alcock
The rest of the papers have been collated with an eye to what may be interesting to teachers and categorised into themes by Juliana Peloche.
You may want to conduct a professional learning session with your staff based on one of these categories or a particular paper.
As you review the literature and articles, consider these reflexive and reflective questions.
1. In what ways does AI influence student and teacher actions in schools (e.g. cognitive, active, motivational, differentiation, engagement, time saving/temporal)?
2. How can you use this information to enhance your teaching practice?