Educator Publishes AI Guide. Starts With Pedagogy. The Method Is Obvious To Anyone Who Passed Ed Psych.
Education expert Jerri Kemble published a guide called The Top 5: AI Guide for Educators with five practical ways to keep learning human. Her core argument is that teachers should identify their learning goal first, then consider AI, never the reverse. She introduces a framework called H-AI-H, requiring a human at both ends of any AI interaction.
This demonstrates the Pedagogy-First Principle. The tool follows the objective, not the other way around. Kemble's H-AI-H framework names a mechanism I would call Bounded Agency. AI operates only between two human checkpoints. The human frames the input and audits the output. This is how you prevent automation from becoming abdication.
Jerri Kemble, an education expert, published the guide via WIBW. Her framework explicitly requires human input before AI processes and human review of whatever AI generates, checking for ethics and accuracy.
- Pick one real task you need to accomplish, such as drafting an email or outlining a presentation, and write down your goal in a single sentence before touching any AI tool.
- Open ChatGPT or any consumer AI assistant and frame your request starting with that goal, being specific about what you want the output to achieve.
- Read the AI output critically, checking every factual claim and evaluating whether the tone and content are appropriate, then edit before using it anywhere.