Guiding education through the AI revolution, for the people who run, teach, and care about schools.
A Bright Period column · Wednesdays
Field notes from the front of the room. Classroom-tested moves for teaching with AI and around it, in plain language, with zero corporate speak.
A real backlash is pulling devices back: LAUSD, four statehouses, and now a major teachers union. Here is what is actually changing, and a low-screen lesson pattern you can run Monday.
New research documents the gap between AI tutoring access and actual student adoption. The fix is embedding the tool in a required task step, not offering it as an optional resource.
The Classroom Practitioner’s opening note: tactics you can use Monday morning, in your actual classroom, with the prep time you actually have.
