A Nod to The Use of AI
I should be wholly anti-AI. But I'm not. Not totally.
I should be wholly anti-AI. But I'm not. Not totally.
This time I was accidentally 100% prepared.
I've learned the hard way this week some simple things that adults say to kids.
Mind you, I'm sad for my friend that he didn't get the job. But am I highly amused why? Yes, yes I am.
I have a lot of musings to write about.
Kids, great expectations, and gorilla glue don't go well together.
After going through the subreddit, talking to interested people, and meeting these creatures face-to-face several times, I encountered a giant house spider on the carpet. And I carried it to safety!
Would I recommend this game? Yes, yes I would. Has it been helpful to me? Let's see.
Apparently you can make invisible ink. This is what I tried to teach the kids this week in Wacky Science, except for one itty bitty, teeny tiny important little detail: the writing wouldn't show up.
I've got thoughts and Captain's Logs to write, and I'll start first with this: for foundational classes, one day a week might not be enough.
I gotta give credit where credit's due: For the moments of please and thanks, the kids turned into little angels.
I would have forgotten about the whole simple interaction except for one word: spiders.