South Bay Renaissance: What Does Education Look Like in the Age of AI?
If AI can write the essay, what is school really for?
As AI becomes part of our everyday lives, it's raising some big questions for parents.
What should our kids still learn the hard way? When should they start using AI? How do we help them develop critical thinking, creativity and independence in a world where technology can do so much for them?
Join South Bay Renaissance and Satoshi Suga, Principal of Trusted Network of Teachers, for an interactive conversation about the future of education and what it means for our children.
This isn't a lecture. It's an opportunity for parents to come together, ask questions, share perspectives and learn from each other.
We'll explore questions like:
When does AI support learning, and when does it get in the way?
What skills will matter most for our children?
How is AI changing college admissions and academic expectations?
How can we help children use AI thoughtfully and responsibly?
We'll also have smaller group conversations where parents can explore topics relevant to their families.
Who should attend?
Parents of children from elementary through high school who are curious about how education is changing and what that means for their kids.
About our host
Satoshi Suga is the Principal of Trusted Network of Teachers, an organization offering academic coaching and college admissions guidance for students.
Come with your questions, experiences and curiosity. We may not have all the answers, but it'll be a great conversation to have together!