In Julia Gillard, Education Advocate, listen as the former Australian Prime Minister reflects on her leadership and her work to expand education opportunities for girls worldwide. Drawing from her family’s experience with poverty and limited schooling, she advocates for equal access to education while facing criticism and gender bias during her political career. This video is excerpted from BBC's Her Story: The Female Revolution, which explores the history and impact of women’s rights movements and achievements of women.
“I’ll ask ChatGPT” is probably something you hear (and say) more and more these days. With AI here to stay, schools are thinking about how to handle the situation.
AI tools like ChatGPT may seem like a quick fix to homework you don’t want to do, but it struggles with the kind of higher-level thinking that students need to be demonstrating. It also has giveaways like repeating questions, offering surface-level answers, and even giving fake or inaccurate references!
But, instead of flat-out banning AI, universities are teaching students how to use it properly. You shouldn’t (and probably can’t) get answers straight from ChatGPT, but there’s a way to use it for initial brainstorming, or as a starting point. After that, students still need to go the extra mile. The goal is to encourage students to learn how to use AI to work with, not instead of, their brains.
Explore the inspiring life and global impact of Malala Yousafzai, from her childhood in the Swat Valley to becoming one of the world’s leading advocates for girls’ education. Students will discover how Malala used her voice to speak out for the right to learn and how her courage and persistence inspired people around the world.
This Kahoot examines key moments in Malala’s journey, including her early activism, her advocacy for education in the face of danger, and her rise as an international symbol of hope and determination. Students will explore how education can become a powerful force for change and how one person’s beliefs and actions can influence history on a global scale.
Ideal for lessons on world history, human rights, leadership, and global citizenship, this Kahoot encourages students to think about the importance of education, resilience, and using one’s voice to make a difference.
In Julia Gillard, Education Advocate, listen as the former Australian Prime Minister reflects on her leadership and her work to expand education opportunities for girls worldwide. Drawing from her family’s experience with poverty and limited schooling, she advocates for equal access to education while facing criticism and gender bias during her political career. This video is excerpted from BBC's Her Story: The Female Revolution, which explores the history and impact of women’s rights movements and achievements of women.
“I’ll ask ChatGPT” is probably something you hear (and say) more and more these days. With AI here to stay, schools are thinking about how to handle the situation.
AI tools like ChatGPT may seem like a quick fix to homework you don’t want to do, but it struggles with the kind of higher-level thinking that students need to be demonstrating. It also has giveaways like repeating questions, offering surface-level answers, and even giving fake or inaccurate references!
But, instead of flat-out banning AI, universities are teaching students how to use it properly. You shouldn’t (and probably can’t) get answers straight from ChatGPT, but there’s a way to use it for initial brainstorming, or as a starting point. After that, students still need to go the extra mile. The goal is to encourage students to learn how to use AI to work with, not instead of, their brains.
Explore the inspiring life and global impact of Malala Yousafzai, from her childhood in the Swat Valley to becoming one of the world’s leading advocates for girls’ education. Students will discover how Malala used her voice to speak out for the right to learn and how her courage and persistence inspired people around the world.
This Kahoot examines key moments in Malala’s journey, including her early activism, her advocacy for education in the face of danger, and her rise as an international symbol of hope and determination. Students will explore how education can become a powerful force for change and how one person’s beliefs and actions can influence history on a global scale.
Ideal for lessons on world history, human rights, leadership, and global citizenship, this Kahoot encourages students to think about the importance of education, resilience, and using one’s voice to make a difference.