Beyond the Easy Button: Real Talk on AI in Education with Becky Keene - TEC58
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Beyond the Easy Button: Real Talk on AI in Education with Becky Keene - TEC58
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This episode dives into the real-world impact of AI in classrooms. Becky Keene joins Dan to share how AI tools are reshaping teacher workflows, PD, and student learning—without replacing the human side of teaching. We talk about creativity, cheating myths, assessment shifts, and how “systemic disruption” might be exactly what education needs right now. Becky breaks down how to coach reluctant teachers, leverage tools like Canva AI, and embrace AI as a partner—not a threat.
🔥 Key Takeaways:
- “AI is your classroom caddie—not your swing.”
- Becky’s favorite tools: Canva AI, Claude, ChatGPT, andCopilot.
- AI can speed up workflows—but can’t replace teacherrelationships.
- Using AI responsibly means knowing when to source it—andwhen to just create.
- Teachers need to move beyond the “easy button” and startthinking about incremental innovation.
- Creativity still matters. Let students build, make, and create—with guardrails.
👣 Follow Becky Keene:
🌐beckykeene.com📱TikTok: #TikTokWalks📷Socials: @beckykeene
🔗 Related Topics:
- Incremental innovation
- AI tools for teachers
- Coaching the tech-reluctant
- Student engagement through creativity
- Systemic disruption in schools
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