Flourishing in the Age of AI: Schools Putting Humans First
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This episode explores how schools are integrating AI while prioritizing human agency and support for both students and teachers.
What does it mean to put humans first in the age of AI? Recorded at the Flourish Conference, this special episode brings together three school leaders who are using AI in very different ways, and with a common focus on human agency. You'll hear how students are designing their own learning agents, how AI can help teachers make better use of student data while keeping information secure, and how one school is using AI-powered coaching tools to support professional learning and culture change. Across all three stories, a clear message emerges: the most effective AI initiatives aren't replacing people - they're helping students and teachers flourish. Featuring: Alison Perosin ( Our Lady of Perpetual Succour , Broken Bay Diocese) Hamish Jefferies ( John Therry Catholic College ) Renée Williams ( The Cathedral College, Rockhampton ) A practical look at how schools are building capability, trust and innovation with AI.
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