

There are many free, quick and sound fixes to close the gap in AI education in Primary school. Lets start using them…
Have a look at the science and technology syllabus, for introduction in 2027 (!), and see if you can find any reference to AI.
Mar 4, 20254 min read


Is a Cigar a Smoking Gun? I look again at Skills in the NSW K-6 Syllabus and the AI bogeyman.
Sometimes a cigar it’s just a cigar but on some days, it feels like cigar is, and excuse mixed metaphor, a slightly smoking gun. I...
Feb 24, 20254 min read


'Robot' will seem like 2026
AGI is not going to be a robot. It will be a clone of us, doing our work alongside us. It will not be a ‘tool’. It will not be an ‘agent’. These words, these concepts, will go to the same linguistic graveyard as ‘DVD’ Sholto Douglas has predicted that continual learning, the last serious technical hurdle, will be solved in a satisfying way this year. This is not a robot. it is a self-perpetuating knowledge fulcrum. Recursive self-improvement is not a robot. Agents are not the
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All we can see outside, and what the syllabus still teaches inside. (and that is a phonemically multisyllabic word!)
There is a line in the NSW Stage 3 English syllabus. Under the spelling outcome, the students have to segment unfamiliar multisyllabic words They need to know the word ‘recognise’ has 3 syllables and 8 phonemes. Phonologically I am sure that is correct. Pedagogically it is impressive in its precision. As a piece of preparation for the working lives of Australian eleven-year-olds, it is lacking. The same month the syllabus is being taught... Canva is reporting that ninety per
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