Practical tips for your ag classroom and interesting information to incorporate in your teaching. Quick and easy resources for you to read, or “pellets” of information.
Can AI help students become better welders without replacing the judgment and craftsmanship that make them skilled professionals? In the third episode of our Season 12 AI mini-series, AI in the Shop: Feedback, Skill, and Judgment, Alex Stocker joins us to explore how artificial intelligence can support student feedback and technical skill development in agricultural education. From providing faster feedback to helping students evaluate their own performance, this conversation examines how teachers can balance technology, efficiency, and hands-on learning while keeping professional judgment and craftsmanship at the center. Tune in for practical insights on using AI to strengthen learning in the shop
20 Oct 2026
AI as a Thinking Partner: Inquiry, Not Answers
What if AI could help students ask better questions instead of simply giving them answers? In the second episode of our Season 12 AI mini-series, AI as a Thinking Partner: Inquiry, Not Answers, Jeremy Hall joins us to explore how artificial intelligence can support student curiosity, inquiry, and agriscience fair project development. Discover how teachers can use AI to encourage deeper thinking while helping students develop the knowledge and judgment needed to evaluate and refine ideas. Tune in for practical insights on making AI a thinking partner rather than a shortcut to learning!
13 Oct 2026
AI Isn’t the Point: What Problem Are We Trying to Solve?
What problem are we really trying to solve with AI in agricultural education? In the first episode of our Season 12 mini-series, AI Isn’t the Point: What Problem Are We Trying to Solve?, hosts Brian Myers, Becky Haddad, and Mike Retallick explore how artificial intelligence is changing education and what these changes mean for ag teachers and students. From managing teaching responsibilities to preparing students for a technology-driven world, this conversation challenges educators to look beyond AI tools and focus on what truly matters in teaching and learning. Tune in as we kick off this exciting mini-series!
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