Adam Patric Miller

I'm a teacher in an American school who is inundated by AI-generated work masquerading as human thought. But I still go to work.

I help my students gather strength with their use of language so when a vortex of ignorance arrives, they will go in the opposite direction.

Teachers care for their students and hope for the best for their futures. That transcends any teaching environment.

As a teacher, I refuse to use artificial intelligence in my work because AI has never suffered.

I don't worry about school shootings. What I do worry about is the misdirection of our resources.

I'm proud of my students. But my lessons on the Israel-Hamas war last school year ushered in an effort by others to quash freedom of speech.

The memory of my student Charles Tembo is still trying to hip me as a teacher to the truth.

If I miss one day of teaching, it’s like missing five days of a normal job. The presence of a teacher makes all the difference.

"Whatever you do when you write your college application essay," I'll say as I've always said to my high school seniors, "Don't ever write a college application essay." Then I'll...

As school wraps for the summer, these notes provide a view into today's classroom. 1. Students tell me they need their iPhones because their brains are wired differently than mine....