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EPISODE · Sep 4, 2024 · 45 MIN

169\\ Worried Your Teen is Cheating Using ChatGPT? How to Talk About AI Technology With Your Teen with Audrey Wisch

from RAISING HER CONFIDENTLY | Connecting with Teens, Parenting Styles, Family Communication, Raising Teen Daughters · host Jeannie Baldomero | Parenting Teens Coach, Mom Mentor, Mother-Daughter Relationship Advocate

Do you worry your teen's use of ChatGPT for school assignments is cheating? Do you need help having that conversation with your teenage daughter? Does the use of AI intimidate you? I have Audrey Wisch from Curious Cardinals on to discuss the topic of AI in schools and how you, mom of teen, can talk to them about this often misunderstood tool.   Audrey took a bold step by pausing her studies at Stanford University to establish Curious Cardinals. Her mission was twofold: to empower K-12 students to unlock their greatest potential and to provide college students with meaningful work. Under Audrey's leadership, Curious Cardinals has flourished, serving thousands of students worldwide and boasting a roster of 550 of the most accomplished college students as mentors. Recognized for her innovative approach to education, Audrey has been featured on CNN, in Forbes, and on the Today Show, where she shared her vision of scaling a personalized learning platform. Curious Cardinals has raised over $6.8 million in seed funding, led by investors Anthos Capital and Audacious Ventures. Audrey's achievements have earned her numerous accolades. She was recognized in the Forbes 30 Under 30 at 19 years old and in 2023 was named the youngest honoree of the Jewish Women International Women to Watch award. At Stanford, Audrey pursued her passion for history, majoring in the subject and conducting women's history research that was published in the Stanford Historical Journal. When not working or engaging with members of the Curious Cardinals community, Audrey can be found running while listening to podcasts, immersing herself in a good book, or exploring art museums, continually feeding her curiosity and love for learning. You can find Audrey here. ______________ We're having a GIVEAWAY all month long in September!!  I'm giving away a few of my FAVORITE things just because it's my birthday month!!  Here's how you can enter: 1) Leave a review on Apple podcast.  Scroll to the bottom and click "Write a Review"  2) Become an Insider! 3) Be a part of the Free FB Community.   Submit extra chances to win by posting your favorite Raising Her Confidently episode on your social media outlets (tag @raisingherconfidently) or simply by texting a fellow mama about it. Winner will be announced at the end of the month!     You can find me here: Work with me:  www.talktyourteengirl.com Connect: [email protected] Instagram:   https://www.instagram.com/raisingherconfidently Free mom support community: www.raisingherconfidently.com  

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