In an age of information saturation and artificial agents capable of producing believable lies, learning the practice of science just might be one of the most powerful kinds of literacy that schools can provide.
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Leaders in Washington's Peninsula School District realized that AI can dramatically enhance teacher efficiency. So they built educators a personal AI assistant.
Computational thinking teaches kids how to build a solution. Critical thinking teaches them how to question it. In a world where AI hands students answers in seconds, they need both.