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In this episode of Kinwise Conversations in AI, host Lydia sits down with Priten Soundar-Shah, educator, philosopher, and author of the forthcoming Ethical Ed Tech, to challenge the question most schools are asking about AI. Instead of starting with "Does this tool work?", Priten argues schools need to build ethical reasoning skills first, drawing on a framework adapted from bioethics to help educators make values-driven decisions at every level.

Key Takeaways for K-12 Leaders

-Ethics is a skill, not a policy. Ethical decision-making requires vocabulary, heuristics, and protected time.

-Classroom teachers are the most consequential AI decision-makers. Like doctors who know their patients, teachers hold relational and pedagogical knowledge no district policy can replicate.

-Top-down policies produce compliance. Without educator buy-in, the result is checkbox behavior.

-Slow down to lead. Define your highest-priority problem before entering any sales conversation. Don't let vendors set your agenda.

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AI is reshaping education—fast. The question is: how do we use it well?

Kinwise: AI Insights for Educators is a podcast about how teachers, schools, and districts are actually using AI in real classrooms.

Kinwise is an AI-powered instructional coaching platform for teachers. Through this podcast, we explore the real stories, decisions, and challenges shaping AI in education today.

Each episode features conversations with educators, leaders, and innovators navigating:

• Real classroom use cases (what’s working and what’s not)
• Practical strategies for teachers and school leaders
• Ethical questions about AI, learning, and human development
• How schools are preparing students for an AI-powered future

Season 1 explored AI and the future of work.
Season 2 focuses on AI in education: how teaching, learning, and leadership are changing right now.

If you're a teacher, school or district leader, or education professional trying to use AI with clarity and purpose, this podcast is for you.

Subscribe and learn more at https://kinwise.ai