Author: Alexis Jamin

AI robot vs tablet: a young child with a classroom robot and a tablet on the desk
AI robot vs tablet learning: how they compare on engagement, speaking practice, cost, and scale, and when each makes sense for schools.
AI robots for elementary schools: a classroom robot with young children at a table and a teacher
AI robots for elementary schools: where they help most, safety and privacy to verify (FERPA, COPPA), and how to choose and fund one.
Robots for language learning: a young child doing speaking practice with a classroom robot
Robots for language learning give English Learners individual speaking practice a teacher cannot scale. How they work, what the evidence shows, and how to use them.
What is an educational robot: a young child examining a classroom robot
What is an educational robot? A clear definition, the main types (coding, telepresence, social/AI), and how schools use them, for district leaders.
Robots in the classroom: young students taking turns talking with a learning robot
Robots in the classroom: practical K-12 use cases, from speaking-practice stations to engagement, and how to make them add real instructional value.
Robot teacher: a classroom robot assisting a teacher with young students
Can a robot teacher replace a human? What robot teachers can and cannot do, what the evidence says, and how schools should use them to augment teachers.
Robots in education: young students interacting with a classroom robot while the teacher supports
Robots in education: the benefits, what the research actually shows, where they help most, and how district leaders should evaluate them.
Educational robots for schools: a Telo robot in a classroom with young children and a teacher
A district guide to educational robots: what they are, the evidence, classroom use cases, cost and funding, and where an AI robot fits in EL instruction.
Measuring language growth in Texas: a teacher reviewing student progress on a tablet
Measuring language growth in Texas: TELPAS composite progress, between-test monitoring, the metrics that matter, and why speaking growth lags.