The Backlash Against Artificial Intelligence
Banning the future has never been a particularly successful way to prepare students for it.
Education's sacred cows are about to have a very uncomfortable day.
A simple test for every policy, practice, and fashionable idea that claims to put learners first.
Essays for people who prefer difficult questions to comfortable slogans—and evidence to educational theatre.
Banning the future has never been a particularly successful way to prepare students for it.
We keep counting what is easy to count, then act surprised when it tells us very little.
Schools adore innovation—right up until innovation expects the institution to change.
Some ideas survive because they work. Others survive because repeating them is easier than examining them.
Quantity is not quality. Completion is not comprehension.
Tools amplify practice. They do not magically repair or ruin it.
Testing measures performance. Feedback changes it.
Ideas with enough room for evidence, context, uncomfortable implications, and the occasional sharp elbow.
Artificial intelligence. Assessment. Leadership. Innovation. The role of parents. A clear-eyed look at why education protects old assumptions and what meaningful change demands.
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Michael J. Canuel, Ed.D. is an educator, entrepreneur, former CEO, international speaker, recipient of the Ordre d'excellence en éducation du Québec, co-founder of an online school in Thailand serving nearly 50,000 students, and has spent more than twenty years building businesses.
His writing challenges assumptions using research, evidence, humour, and sarcasm—because serious questions do not always require solemn delivery.