Insights

Practical wisdom for schools learning to use AI well.

Essays on AI, formation, and the work of leading a school, and, starting in November, a weekly practical series for teachers, staff, and leaders.

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§ I  ·  Starting mid-November

One real problem, solved well, every week.

Each week takes a pain point from school life and works it through in ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini: the problem, the guardrails that keep the work human, the steps, and a 60 to 90 second animated walkthrough you can follow along with.

  • TeachersPlanning, feedback, and differentiation without losing the relationship.
  • StaffCommunication, scheduling, and records, with less busywork.
  • LeadersPolicy, board work, and decisions, with clearer thinking.

Free and open to everyone.

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§ II  ·  Latest writing

Essays on AI, formation, and leadership.

Longer pieces for school leaders and teachers thinking carefully about what AI should and should not do in a school.

LatestSeptember 14, 2026

Just Because the AI Labs Are Slowing Down Doesn’t Mean You Should

The frontier labs have asked to slow down, and school leaders may hear that as permission to wait. The capability already in your building carries five to ten years of work ahead of it, and the narratives of fear, from every direction, should not be doing your thinking for you.

AI in EducationSchool LeadershipChristian Education

§ III  ·  Listen and watch

Sean, in conversation.

Podcast appearances and recorded conversations on AI, formation, and leading a school well.

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Research Library

The evidence behind the advice.

Curated, summarized research on learning and AI, with the Pedagogy Matrix to put it to work.

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