The most facinating aspects so far, are the behind the scenes and everyday aspect of AI. As an instructor, I always pay attention to ethical considerations and I will defintely guide students on how to utilize AI effectively with strict ethical guidelines.

Wow! That was a lot to take in.  AI has certainly evolved beyond simple questions.  In education, I have seen AI use explode in helping teachers learn more about content, develop lesson plans, and create instructional resources, which aligns well with the section on integrating AI into CTE. While I have seen a lot of pushback against using AI, I also see benefits in using AI in the workplace as a resourceful, efficient tool that boosts productivity.

I learned to stay look more at how affective my students learning, rather than the success or grading of the assessments

I learned about the different ways I could use collaboration and visual aids to help my students learn

I learned about switching up different learning styles and letting students try on their own first and discuss together

I learned about using different participation strategies to help students discuss and understand the material.

Global/multicultural fluency is about embracing all of our differences and working together to promote equality

I learned how career management is a life long process, and is all about building skills and goals to grow in life.

I learned the importance of professionalism and work ethic, and ways to help my students prepare for the work force

I learned the importance of leadership and how important these skills are for adult life