Education changes, students change and hence curriculums must adapt to the modern needs of society.
Join me in the pursuit of truth in Education today and in the past as well as the future.
Books and Movie Scripts
by Dr. Pelham K. Mead III
retired College Instructional Technologist
College Director of Teacher Learning Centers
Health Education and Physical Education teacher, Secondary School
PUblished Author of five novels.
Kappa Delta Phi Member, National Education Fraternity
Graduate of Columbia University, Teachers College, 1993- D.Ed.degree
Graduate of Springfield College, BS degree 1966, Masters degree 1967
Freeport High School graduate
Movie Script Writer
and more
Join me in the pursuit of truth in Education today and in the past as well as the future.
A weed is just a weed until it becomes a forest. A teacher is just a teacher until he or she learns to reach out to their students and become involved in their lives beyond the classroom. A professor behing a podium is just a professor behind a podium until he steps out from behind the podium and comes down to the students and engages them in conversation. Powerpoint is just powerpoint until you make the slides real and animated to catch the attention of the students. AI programs can add or subtract from teaching and learning if used properly. But who will control the AI program and their usage? That is the question of the century. Can Ai program help us to move forward in our lives or instead remove people from low level jobs. Ai will always be lacking in human emotion and empathy because it is not human, yet it is created by humans. There in lies the paradox. We were always afraid of robots and along comes computer programs called AI that do what a robot would do. Think about it, if AI could make you life easier, would you use it?
