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3 Types of Educators in the AI Era
Educators are adopting Generative AI in three ways: innovators develop custom solutions, stewards guide institution-wide implementation, and the undecided cautiously observe and consider their options. Each group plays a vital role in shaping the future of education with AI.
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Have We Unlocked the Full Potential of Generative AI in Education?
Generative AI has revolutionized education by streamlining content creation and lesson plan generation. However, educators should explore innovative applications beyond mere content generation.
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Visiting Maison Victor Hugo in Paris
Visit Maison Victor Hugo if you have read Hugo’s work, or if are a lover of literature. But even if you don’t care about literature, go there for a unique (and free) glimpse into the life and creative mind of one of France’s greatest literary figures.
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Walking in their footsteps
Looking back at the profound impact my teachers have had on my life. We all have that one teacher who left a lasting impression. For me, it was those who challenged me, pushed me beyond my limits, and opened my eyes to new perspectives.
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A Tryst (with a Twist) with Lemon Rice
From nimbu panu to Limoncello, lemons are my passion, and the latest addition to my lemon repertoire is chicken made with MTR’s Lemon Rice powder!
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The Haunting Ache Of Absence
This week found me in the role of a dispassionate observer of an absence felt by somebody I love deeply. Watching him struggle to come to terms with this new absence in his life, while I myself felt the pinch of his physical absence brought to fore so many emotions…
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A Gourmet Meal Where You Least Expect It
A hidden gem in the crowded restaurant scene of Paris in the most unexpected part of the city – the Café Les Deux Gares turned out to be a very pleasant surprise!
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The Unexpected Allure of the Church Organ for a Skeptic
Though unsettled by traditional houses of worship, I seem to have developed a fascination for the towering church organ, its form and structure making me get over my discomfort at being inside a church.
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On the Pertinence of Michel de Montaigne’s words in the 21st century
Montaigne’s 16th-century advice still rings true. “Mieux vaut tête bien faite que tête bien pleine.” Cultivating a “well-made head” with critical thinking & adaptability is crucial for thriving in a changing world.
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Pet Peeves #5: The “No Sellout” Myth
Refusing to “sell your soul” to corporations while rocking a the latest fads. Hypocrisy, much? Every purchase feeds the system you hate ✊ Maybe true rebellion starts with a mindful shopping cart, instead of just rejecting the cubicle!
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Paul Poiret: The King of Modern Fashion & A Marketing Genius
Studying Paul Poiret, the King of Modern Fashion, and entrepreneur reveals a visionary who revolutionized fashion through innovative design, strategic branding, and masterful event marketing.
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Unlocking Culture with Free Museum Sundays in France
Whether you’re a local looking to reacquaint yourself with the past or a tourist eager to soak in the artistry of France, the first Sunday of the month promises a cultural feast that’s both enriching and budget-friendly.
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