Dive into the heart of what’s happening with News with Dad! This vibrant category brings you the latest news, handpicked and broken down with a Korean-Canadian dad’s contagious enthusiasm and practical wisdom. Tailored for parents, I read the headlines to you—think of it as your morning coffee chat with a best buddy who’s bursting with energy! From global trends to family-friendly updates, I weave in relatable tips, like using AI to spark your kid’s curiosity or balancing screen time with playground adventures. Expect fresh, uplifting stories—like our 7-year-old’s latest art project inspiring a family tech exploration—that make complex topics feel like a fun, shared journey. With a nod to compassion and community, every post is packed with actionable wins to empower your parenting with joy and hope!
Gearing Up for the Future: Cultivating Joyful Tech-Natives (No Coding Camps Required!) Ever catch your 7-year-old figuring out how to hack a board game’s rules because they stumbled upon loophole strategies? (*raises hand feverishly while dodging chalk dust*) That raw creativity? That’s what modern digital marketing demands—except presented like their endless sidewalk chalk masterpieces where […]
Girls Shine in Computing As Numbers Dip Overall; AI Education Insight That flicker when your child solves a puzzle on their tablet—the pride, the focus—it’s pure magic. Imagine channeling that energy into building tomorrow’s tools instead of just using them. Recent results spark both hope and head-scratching: more girls are rising in computing A-levels amid
Why AI Panic Might Be Missing the Point When Raising Future-Ready Kids My daughter raced her homemade stomp rocket across the backyard last week. It tumbled mid-air, crashed into the sandbox, and her response? “Did you see how fast that tech failed in real-time Dad? Let’s debug the fins!” We laughed then brainstormed angles like
How AI Tools Craft Space for Curious Kids That stomach-dropping moment when your kid’s pencil hovers mid-equation—what if AI tools could turn those stressful homework knots into relief? San Diego State University isn’t just adopting tech; they’re quietly rebuilding learning foundations to make space for real curiosity. Their approach? Removing digital friction so bedtime stories
\n\n Machines taking over? Scary visions surface, but in reality—we watch kids turn cardboard into rockets! Civilisation? No, let’s say civilization—with AI’s risks come kids creating galaxies right at the dinner table. \n\n Is AI Like Training Wheels for Your Child’s Future? \n\n\n The wheels, not the engine—encouraging them to explore what tech can’t currently
Why Kids’ Hands-On Skills Beat AI Job Filters Ever catch yourself wondering if we’re prepping kids for the wrong finish line? Ever feel the job market’s become a robot maze? When these numbers first landed in my inbox last Tuesday, I actually had to put my phone down – too many parents are getting buried
Ever watched your kid wrestle with a puzzle, transforming frustration into chaos-fueled triumph? That gritty little glow – pure, trembling human ingenuity? Right there’s our secret weapon for raising future-ready kids. While panic spreads about AI crushing jobs, Marc Lewis (the ad school guru shaking things up) drops a hot truth: the real threat hit
Every parent I know grapples with the same question—how to navigate this wild jungle of ever-changing tech tools while keeping childhood playful, real, and full of wonder. Take Sesame Chat’s five-agent AI system, for example. I stumbled upon this during my weekly ritual of peeling oranges with my daughter while she animatedly recounted recess negotiations
Ever watched your kiddo twist a question into seven wild variations until their brain lightning strikes? Exactly like my daughter’s epic snack-time debate last week: ‘Dad, are jellybeans made from lava OR just look like it?’ It cracked me up, but the truth hit deeper—what if their endless ‘why-not’ questions met tech that matches their
Why Universities’ Cautious AI Steps Actually Signal Hope for Parents You know what I’ve noticed lately? That AI panic we saw—seemed like classrooms were gonna morph into something straight from a Seoul science fair next week. Turns out even MIT’s philosophy department still hasn’t swapped Plato for photomath shortcuts. Universities handle AI influence like kimchi
