AI belongs in schools. Here's how I plan to use it to help, not hurt my students

For three years, our kids and teachers dealt with learning via Zoom. Now, they're facing a new challenge: learning how to navigate artificial intelligence in the classroom. Just as calculators didn't render arithmetic obsolete, and Wikipedia didn't erase the need for critical thinking, AI is poised to enhance--not replace--the rich tapestry of human knowledge. Just like calculators enabled students to engage in complex calculations faster and at an earlier age, generative AI can likewise advance the speed and depth of learning. Every transformative tool, from encyclopedias to calculators and the vast world of the internet, has faced its share of skepticism.