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EPISODE · May 19, 2026 · 37 MIN

Charlotte Dungan: How AI Bootcamps Can Develop Both Teachers and Students While Preserving Our Humanity

from Have a Life Teaching · host John Schembari

In this episode of Have a Life Teaching, I sit down with Charlotte Dungan, Chief Learning Officer at the Mark Cuban Foundation, to explore what meaningful AI education actually looks like in K-12. We unpack:• What effective AI professional learning for teachers should include• Why AI literacy must go beyond prompts and productivity• How the Mark Cuban Foundation’s free teacher and student AI bootcamps work• The connection between AI, CTE, entrepreneurship, and future workforce readiness• Equity, access, and ensuring rural and underserved students aren’t left behind• Why teacher agency matters more than overly rigid AI policies• Practical AI tools for assessment, feedback, classroom conversations, and teacher practiceA standout takeaway: AI should reduce the drudgery so humans can do more of the creative, relational, deeply human work that matters most.Because schools are not just preparing workers.We’re preparing citizens.Charlotte Dungan LinkedIn PageMark Cuban Foundation Music by Aylex

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