EPISODE · Jun 25, 2023 · 35 MIN
Ep. 35: Chatbot, the psychology of free, and the discomfort of leadership. A barstool conversation
from Schurtz and Ties: A podcast about education and culture · host Schurtz&Ties
Continuing our summer theme of lighter and quicker topics, in this episode, Brian and Kasey cover a range of "under cooked topics" from an update on ChatGPT, should public education be free?, whether teachers be held accountable for posting grievances on TikTok, and more. Episodes Referenced: Ep. 15: ChatGPT is going to disrupt education. Here's how we can (and should) embrace it. Ep 31: Education is a Wicked Problem, which means it is impossible to solve. We tried anyway. References: The Psychology of Free "We want to do things that are big enough to make a difference, but small enough to get things done." - 17 Rooms Podcast What we learned from Justine Sacco's Tweet "You can't lead if you're not uncomfortable." - Karamo Brown 14 Ridiculous Dress Code Rules for Teachers You Won’t Believe Are Real Show Sponsors: Schurtz and Ties is sponsored by PeerDrivenPD, a teacher training platform that brings "candid conversations from some of the best classroom educators in the country." You can "get your training directly from the teachers in the trenches as current classroom teachers guide your professional learning with authentic insights and practical strategies you can try immediately." Check out PeerDrivenPD.com for more information and mention Schurtz and Ties and get 10% off any purchase for one year! Please reach out and let us know your thoughts, share a topic, and let us know what you think! Twitter: SchurtzandTies Gmail: [email protected] #DoGreatThings and #KeepKnocking Thank you, also, Matt Hard for the outro music (it was generated from our Chat GPT Episode) and Karl DeCock for creating the cover art!
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