The Most Important Skill in an AI World? Intent.
AI can execute almost anything. The scarce skill is knowing what should be done — and articulating a brief that preserves human purpose, judgement and responsibility.
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When Values Become the Operating System
AI has not made assessment impossible. It has made weak assessment visible.
Generative AI has not made assessment impossible. It has made weak assessment visible. The real question is not whether students used AI, but whether our assessments still reveal judgement, intent, critique and learning.
From Klingons to Classrooms: Inclusion, Privilege, and the Quiet Work of Teaching
This post argues that true inclusion in universities is enacted in the everyday practice of teaching, not in organisational bolt-ons or policy manuals. What a Klingon can teach us about inclusion (for academics navigating inclusion in practice) I recently watched the...Before we belong, we must gather
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