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AI in K-12: deciding what belongs in your classroom

How Kindred K-12 actually helps with AI

Educators are not prepared for AI

Guidance Survey gallup-walton-2026

82% of teachers have received no formal guidance on AI.

  • 82% no / informal guidance
  • 18% formal guidance
  • 82 no formal guidance
  • 18 formal

Nobody handed you a policy on this

So we are writing it down as we go — what the research supports, what it does not, and what to do on Monday. The newsletter is where each piece goes out.

One assignment, rebuilt

Before

Grade 11 US History · as it is assigned today

After

Grade 11 US History · the same objective, rebuilt

new-deal-essay.txt

In five paragraphs, argue whether the New Deal was a success or a failure. Use at least three sources from the unit. Introduction, three body paragraphs, conclusion. Due Friday.

What comes back

The New Deal was one of the most important periods in American history. It was a time of great change, and it had both successes and failures. This essay will argue that the New Deal was largely a success.

First, the New Deal provided relief to millions of Americans who were suffering. Programs such as the Civilian Conservation Corps and the Works Progress Administration put people back to work. This shows that the government was willing to take action to help ordinary people.

Second, the New Deal brought about recovery and reform. The Agricultural Adjustment Act helped farmers and the Securities and Exchange Commission made the financial system safer. While some historians argue that the recovery was incomplete, the economy clearly improved during this period.

In conclusion, the New Deal was largely a success. It changed the relationship between the government and the American people forever, and its legacy can still be seen today.

Mode 0 — AI-free Assumed, never written down — and nothing in the assignment can check it.
new-deal-rebuilt.md
Five pieces of evidence instead of one, and the thinking is visible in four of them.
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