In Episode 4 of Eh I, Chris Kennedy, Superintendent of Schools/CEO at West Vancouver Schools, joins Ryan Oliver and Melissa Sariffodeen to discuss AI in schools, why structured guidelines and dedicated transition leadership is better than banning, how AI can support diverse learners, and maintaining human-centric education in the classroom.One of the most progressive voices in BC education, Chris has been featured by Macleans Magazine as one of the 100 Young Canadians to Watch and his work has been featured in various local and national publications. He was recently named one of the Top 10 Canadian Newsmakers in Educational Technology.<a href="https://nativecanadianarts.com/gallery/bridge-in-pangnirtung/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Bridge to Pangnirtung</a> by Elisapee Ishulutaq<a href="https://nativecanadianarts.com/gallery/downtown-vancouver/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Downtown Vancouver</a> by Elisapee IshulutaqShow CreditsHosts: Ryan Oliver, Melissa SariffodeenProducer: Zac MillerEditors: Zac Miller, Kyle GordonOriginal Composition: Warren Frank

Eh I is a Canadian podcast hosted by Ryan Oliver, CEO of Ampere and Canada Learning Code, and Melissa Sariffodeen, former CEO and founder of Canada Learning Code.  Designed for educators, school leaders, and parents, the podcast explores one of the biggest questions facing education today: How will AI change what we teach and the way we teach it?  Each episode features candid conversations with leaders in AI and education as they explore what emerging technologies mean for classrooms, career paths and the skills young people will need.