AI FOR EDUCATORS: Embrace New Technologies to Enrich Curriculum, Improve Teaching Methods, Reduce Burnout, and Save Time and Energy with Strategies That Work

by Danielle Austen

Are you a worn-out teacher feeling buried under lesson plans, grading, and administrative tasks? Find out how AI could be your new best friend in the classroom…Teachers, you’re the backbone of the education system, shaping the future one student at a time.

You're always going the extra mile, dedicating time and effort to ensure that every lesson lands and each student feels seen.

But let's be real… more often than not, you're also on the verge of exhaustion.

You're juggling lesson plans, administrative tasks, grading assignments, and let's not forget — the unending parent-teacher meetings.

And each student you teach needs attention tailored just for them.

You want to make a difference — a real difference — but at what cost to your own well-being?

Surprisingly, a whopping 42% of teachers experience high levels of daily stress.

And this stress is more than just a feeling; it's a thief. It robs you of time, energy, and the joy that made you choose this noble profession in the first place.

But even though this might feel like a daunting uphill battle, there's a powerful ally on the horizon…

Artificial Intelligence is stepping in to lend a helping hand, supporting you in your mission to educate and inspire the next generation.

You might think of tech as another layer of complication, but what if it could actually make your life simpler?

This book holds the solution to your problems, and inside you will

The simple rundown on what AI is and why it's not as scary as you think — tech for education, made easy!How AI can help you cut down those long work hours and keep burnout at bayWhy AI is the perfect tool to make personalized learning a breeze — tailor lessons to each student without breaking a sweatThe smart way to protect your student’s information (after all, safe student data is a win-win for you and the parents)How to level up classroom fun with AI tools that keep students engaged — say goodbye to glazed-over eyes and hello to raised handsWays to use AI tools responsibly and how to model them to your students — it’s not just about the tech, it’s about the ethics tooThe latest AI trends that are just right for your classroom — stay one step ahead and be the cool, tech-savvy teacher everyone lovesAnd much more!

AI is already making waves in sectors like healthcare, automotive, and even your home appliances. So why should education be any different?

Imagine a classroom where every student's unique strengths and weaknesses are identified instantly, where lessons are tailored to individual needs, and where you have powerful tools to provide personalized guidance.

This isn't a distant dream; it's the promise of AI in education.

So, what are you waiting for?

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190 pages, Kindle Edition

Published January 11, 2024

About the author

Danielle Austen is an ordinary woman; a full-time office manager, keen runner and self-professed nerd who spends her free time either at the gym, socialising with friends or curled up on the sofa with her husband. But unknown to her friends and her colleagues, she is also the author of full-length erotic novels which have been published worldwide in e-book and print by the multi-award winning Xcite Books.

Danielle’s unique blend of complex storytelling, intense action scenes and frequent, varied sexual content has received widespread critical acclaim, with E-Read Erotica Reviews citing Danielle as writing “new creations of literature that are mature, unafraid, and passionately move us as readers.” Her newest release The Ancient’s Destiny – the third and final book in the Prophecy Girl Trilogy – is her darkest and most ambitious book to date; an epic story of love, lust and magic set against the backdrop of the end of the world.

Nothing makes Danielle happier than hearing from fans. You can connect with her on her website http://www.danielle-austen.com, like her on Facebook http://www.facebook.com/danielleauste... and follow her on Twitter @danniiausten

Reviews

[Khurram · Rating 5 out of 5]

AI is here. How do we use it?

This is a great book. The important message in this book is that AI is here. The genie is out of the bottle. There is no point hiding from it it must be harnessed. How do we do this? What do we already use? What is still to come? On top of this, the book also gives a plan/strategy of how to get AI tools implemented into the classroom.

[T.N. Traynor · Rating 5 out of 5]

Excellent book

Excellent guide for implementing AI into the classroom. This is a 'masterclass' for teachers.
Valuable resources, applicable steps, also includes a brief history on AI.
You can tell the author has been a teacher for 25 years by the crisp, succinct chapters. A truly excellent guide.

[Carlos mutua · Rating 5 out of 5]

AI is the way to go

As an high school tutor in the recent day we have been forced to cover large content within short period, with the emergence of Ai teaching has become more enjoyable and easy. This book demonstrates how AI can be a time saving tool, empowering educators with innovative solutions.

[Jpatomg · Rating 5 out of 5]

Nice guide

This book is a groundbreaking guide that empowers educators to leverage new technologies and embrace the transformative potential of AI in education. With a focus on enriching curriculum, improving teaching methods, and reducing burnout, this book offers a comprehensive roadmap for educators to navigate the evolving landscape of education.

[Amanda · Rating 3 out of 5]

This is a good book to dip your toe into the AI for education. It is mostly geared toward grade school teachers, but I (college instructor) found some good advice and a few good programs to explore.

[Angelica · Rating 5 out of 5]

Helpful information for educators interested in implementing AI into their teaching or planning.

[Lisa Wells · Rating 3 out of 5]

We've got to find ways to effectively use AI in schools, just not sure this is the book to help forge that path in early childhood.