Tag: education reform
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🚨 SIGNAL DROP 001: The Panic Phase Is Coming
As AI tools evolve faster than institutions can adapt, education systems are entering a state of strategic dissonance. This post examines the feedback loop mismatch, systemic lag, and why “AI strategy” won’t be enough.
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Further Reflections on Ako Aotearoa Defunding 2025: Teaching Without a Centre
Further Reflections on Ako Aotearoa Defunding 2025: As the unexpected closure of Ako Aotearoa leaves a void in tertiary teaching leadership, we ask: what happens when the centre for excellence disappears—and what could rise to replace it?
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Education Is Over. Adapt or Die: Why This Book Might Just Save Your Career (or Spark a Revolution)
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in Education, Adaptive Learning, AI, AI Education, AI in Education, AI Tools for Learning, AI Tools for Schools, Digital Pedagogy, EdAnarchy, EdTech & AI, EdTech Disruption, education and training, Education Entrepreneurship, Education Reform in the AI Era, Education Strategy, Future of Education, Future of Learning, Future of Teaching, Generative AI in the Classroom, Learning Innovation, Practical AI Tools for Educators, Rebel Educator, System HackersEducation is Over. Adapt or Die is your tactical field guide for surviving the AI revolution in learning. Written by educator and systems thinker Graeme Smith, this bold manifesto breaks down how AI is dismantling traditional education—and what smart educators must do to thrive. Discover how to automate the boring, elevate the human, and lead…
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Custom GPT for Decision-Making: Fat Tony Weighs In On AI and Automation in Education
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in Education, AI & Decision-Making, Antifragility in Education, Artificial Intelligence in Education, Contrarian Thinking & Practical Wisdom, Education Reform in the AI Era, Future of Work & Automation, Human Skills vs. AI Capabilities, Nassim Taleb’s Philosophy & Applications, Practical Applications of AI Assistants, Real-World Decision-Making Models, Risk Management & Strategy, Tools for Critical ThinkingDiscover how I created a Custom GPT for Decision-Making to talk to Fat Tony, the streetwise strategist inspired by Nassim Taleb. Get no-nonsense advice on decision-making, risk, and common sense—straight from a digital advisor built to challenge assumptions and keep things real.
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Educational Thought Leadership: How to Drive Innovation and Shape the Future of Learning
Discover how educational thought leadership drives innovation, reshapes learning environments, and prepares educators to meet future challenges. Learn actionable strategies to develop your own thought leadership and influence positive change in education
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Championing Inclusive Education in New Zealand: Navigating Risks and Strategies for Tertiary Institutions
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in Education, Community engagement, Education Policy, Educator Professional Development, Inclusive education, Inclusive Environment, Inclusive learning, Inclusive learning environment, Inclusive teaching, Policy, Policy and Advocacy, Policy and Practice, Professional Development, Teacher professional developmentChampioning Inclusive Education in New Zealand: In Aotearoa New Zealand, tertiary education encompasses vital areas like adult literacy, Māori and Pacific cultural capability, and support for neurodiversity. Neglecting these areas can lead to economic stagnation, social inequality, and loss of cultural heritage. Addressing these gaps is crucial for economic resilience, social cohesion, and maintaining educational…
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Boost Your Teaching with Literacy and Numeracy: It’s Not Rocket Science
A plain-English introduction to literacy and numeracy This is the plain-English introduction to literacy and numeracy that you’ve been looking for to help you understand what everyone else Is talking about. Kia ora…! Welcome…! Discover how to be more successful in your teaching journey. I’ll introduce and explain some of the fundamentals of adult literacy…
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Why Adult Literacy and Numeracy Levels are Declining in New Zealand – And What About the Effects of COVID 19?
Why Adult Literacy and Numeracy Levels are Declining in New Zealand. LN levels have been on the decline for possibly 20 years or more in NZ. Why do we have this problem with low adult literacy and numeracy? In other words, how did we get here? What are the main kaupapa contributing to this? What…