Dr. Charania emphasizes that educators shouldn’t wait for formal AI plans but should leverage their own “circle of influence” to create change. Her presentation highlights how teachers can use AI tools not just for efficiency, but to ignite human agency. Mahnaz also praises recent updates to Canva and Google’s Gemini as powerful, free tools for educators. Click through for a snippet.
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