The ELT Buzz Digest
All the news for Nov. 10th, 2024
Dear Teachers,
Huge amount of fine, informative news in ELT this week.
My recommendation and tip this week is this fine article and reflection by Marc Watkins on the emergence of crooked and dishonest assessment practices in education because of generative Ai. Trust is eroding between and among all stakeholders. A thoughtful read.
The Freedom To Teach. Educational Reform.
Listen Live | Teachers Talk Radio - Podcast. Sat. Morning Break
It's Mourning in America - Post Election Education Blues
Diving Deeper Into the Effects of Smartwatches on Kids
Predicted benefits, proven harms: How AI’s algorithmic violence emerged from our own social matrix - Academic
Video Lessons - Get inspired with 3,000+ video lessons
Thursday 7 November Newsletter. Katherine Bilsborough
AI school opens - learners are not good or bad but fast and slow
AI Snake Oil—A New Book by 2 Princeton University Computer Scientists - YouTube
On "AI and the Everyday Writer” - How Ai impacts regular content writing
34 Ways to Quiet a Rambunctious Class - Edutopia
The Extra Mile - 2nd Breakfast
AI: Is Bigger Better? The Social Cost of Large Models | Karen Hao
Teaching Fluency with Flair: An Interview with Jason R. Levine
Improving the Exit Ticket - The Effortful Educator
Opinion | AI May Ruin the University as We Know It
OUP Academic Journal - Special Issue: Generative Artificial Intelligence and ELT
Deceptive Assessment Has No Place in Education
In The Same Boat #26 - Newsletter
Mastering Cultural Intelligence for TEFL Teachers
