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AI can do the task. But who is doing the thinking?
Students can now generate essays, summaries, answers and complete assignments in seconds. Teachers can use AI for lesson planning, creating materials and analysing information. But every educator must face one question: if AI performs the task, what happens to the capability the learner was supposed to develop?
The Human Edge in the Age of AI is a practical guide for teachers, school leaders, instructional designers and institutions who want to use generative AI in education without replacing the critical thinking that learning is meant to build.
This is not a book about banning AI, and it is not a call for unlimited AI use. It gives you clear frameworks to decide when AI should be used, what role it should play, and how much help is appropriate at each stage of a learner's development.
Inside this book, you will learn how to:
- Identify the true learning purpose and human capability behind any classroom task
- Decide whether AI supports learning or weakens it
- Protect cognitive ownership, so learners remain the ones who think, decide, question and evaluate
- Apply Minimum Sufficient Evidence to check real understanding without excessive testing or surveillance
- Strengthen academic integrity through better task design, not policing
- Adjust the role of AI from early childhood through adolescence as reasoning, self-regulation and judgment grow
- Build AI literacy so students can question AI outputs and evaluate evidence
- Answer the most important test: can the learner still perform when AI is removed?
Combining educational thinking, practical classroom decisions, assessment, learner development, emotional and human considerations, and educator judgment, this book helps you move beyond the two extremes of "AI everywhere" and "AI nowhere."
The goal is not learners who are simply good at using AI. It is learners who can think for themselves, use AI intelligently, make responsible decisions, and stay capable when the technology is gone.
Perfect for:
- K-12 teachers and higher education faculty
- Principals, school leaders and academic administrators
- Curriculum designers and instructional coaches
- Teacher trainers and education policy makers
- Parents and educators concerned about AI and student learning
What makes this book different?
Most books on AI in education ask, "Should students use AI?"
This book asks better questions: What is the learning purpose of this task? Which human capability must be protected? What happens when AI is removed?
You get two original ideas you can use immediately: Cognitive Ownership, to keep learners as the thinkers and decision makers, and Minimum Sufficient Evidence, to confirm real understanding without over-testing or surveillance.
AI should remain a tool for human development, not a substitute for it.
Get your copy today and lead the AI conversation in your classroom with clarity and confidence.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. AI can do the task. But who is doing the thinking?Students can now generate essays, summaries, answers and complete assignments in seconds. Teachers can use AI for lesson planning, creating materials and analysing information. But every educator must face one question: if AI performs the task, what happens to the capability the learner was supposed to develop?The Human Edge in the Age of AI is a practical guide for teachers, school leaders, instructional designers and institutions who want to use generative AI in education without replacing the critical thinking that learning is meant to build.This is not a book about banning AI, and it is not a call for unlimited AI use. It gives you clear frameworks to decide when AI should be used, what role it should play, and how much help is appropriate at each stage of a learner's development.Inside this book, you will learn how to: Identify the true learning purpose and human capability behind any classroom taskDecide whether AI supports learning or weakens itProtect cognitive ownership, so learners remain the ones who think, decide, question and evaluateApply Minimum Sufficient Evidence to check real understanding without excessive testing or surveillanceStrengthen academic integrity through better task design, not policingAdjust the role of AI from early childhood through adolescence as reasoning, self-regulation and judgment growBuild AI literacy so students can question AI outputs and evaluate evidenceAnswer the most important test: can the learner still perform when AI is removed? Combining educational thinking, practical classroom decisions, assessment, learner development, emotional and human considerations, and educator judgment, this book helps you move beyond the two extremes of "AI everywhere" and "AI nowhere."The goal is not learners who are simply good at using AI. It is learners who can think for themselves, use AI intelligently, make responsible decisions, and stay capable when the technology is gone.Perfect for: K-12 teachers and higher education facultyPrincipals, school leaders and academic administratorsCurriculum designers and instructional coachesTeacher trainers and education policy makersParents and educators concerned about AI and student learningWhat makes this book different? Most books on AI in education ask, "Should students use AI?"This book asks better questions: What is the learning purpose of this task? Which human capability must be protected? What happens when AI is removed? You get two original ideas you can use immediately: Cognitive Ownership, to keep learners as the thinkers and decision makers, and Minimum Sufficient Evidence, to confirm real understanding without over-testing or surveillance. AI should remain a tool for human development, not a substitute for it.Get your copy today and lead the AI conversation in your classroom with clarity and confidence. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798178028797
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