Kids are using ChatGPT before they even hit high school. Teachers are expected to keep up with tools that didn’t exist five years ago. And parents are trying to figure out what’s actually helpful and what’s not. All this as government bodies in different corners of the world are looking at ways to support AI literacy in schools. Not just as a tool being used, but a subject being learned. 

In this episode, we talk with Arlène Botokro, Head of Learning Innovation at Wooclap, about how AI is showing up in classrooms and what that means for students, teachers, and families. Arlene has spent the last decade focused on how people learn and how to design tools that support that process, both in the K-12 and other learning environments.

We look at how some countries are integrating AI into learning, what teachers say they need, and how students are responding. Whether you're a parent, teacher, or just curious about how education is shifting, this episode breaks down what’s real, what’s hype, and what’s next.Find out more about Arlène Botokro here.

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