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Join hosts Alex Sarlin and Ben Kornell for a thought-provoking summer edition of Week in Edtech, featuring headline debates on AI in education, a rare look into PBS KIDS’ funding crisis, and grassroots innovation in ocean learning from Ecuador.
✨ Episode Highlights:
[00:03:16] MIT study raises alarms about AI's impact on student thinking
[00:07:42] AI cheating scandal hits national debate championships
[00:12:33] Teachers vent frustration as AI disrupts classroom dynamics
[00:14:45] Educators face a crossroads: ban AI or embrace it as a teaching tool
Plus, special guests:
[00:19:09] Sarah DeWitt, SVP & General Manager of PBS KIDS, on funding cuts, educational media, and AI experiments in public broadcasting
[00:41:38] José Francisco Ochoa Ordóñez, Co-founder of Academia del Oceano, on democratizing ocean education through hybrid EdTech in Latin America
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Chapters
1. Week in Edtech 6/25/25: MIT Study on AI Sparks Brain-Rot Fears, Cheating Scandal in Debate Nationals, Teachers Sound the Alarm on LLMs, and More! Feat. Sarah DeWitt of PBS KIDS & José Francisco Ochoa Ordóñez of Academia del Océano (00:00:00)
2. MIT study raises alarms about AI's impact on student thinking (00:03:47)
3. AI cheating scandal hits national debate championships (00:08:13)
4. Teachers vent frustration as AI disrupts classroom dynamics (00:13:04)
5. Educators face a crossroads: ban AI or embrace it as a teaching tool (00:15:39)
6. Sarah DeWitt, SVP & General Manager of PBS KIDS, on funding cuts, educational media, and AI experiments in public broadcasting (00:20:03)
7. José Francisco Ochoa Ordóñez, Co-founder of Academia del Oceano, on democratizing ocean education through hybrid EdTech in Latin America (00:42:32)
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