From the #1 Bestselling author of The AI Classroom: The Ultimate Guide To Artificial Intelligence In Education.

What are the secrets to transforming education in the age of artificial intelligence?

Why are some schools thriving in a world dominated by AI while others cling to outdated methods, leaving students and teachers behind?

Dan Fitzpatrick, a trusted advisor to educational leaders and a pioneer in AI-driven strategies, is pulling back the curtain on how schools can evolve and flourish in this era of unprecedented change. Dan has distilled his insights into a clear framework for transforming education and ensuring its relevance in the intelligence age.

This book is your compass for navigating the chaos of AI in education, offering a practical roadmap for leaders ready to embrace the future.

"A visionary manifesto"

-Sandra H Ruffo, President of the New York School Boards Association

"This book will make you think and ask the right questions. Read the book."

-Professor Sugata Mitra, Educational Theorist

"A rallying cry for a revolution in how we think about learning."

-Dr. Jamie Smith, Executive Chairman at C-Learning

"The book dares educators to break free from finite, outdated systems."

-Al Kingsley, Multi Academy Trust Chair & Education Author

Outcomes from reading this book:

✔ You will be propelled into a profound discovery of a world with Artificial Intelligence.

✔ You will gain tools to craft a compelling vision for the future of education.

✔ You will be equipped to inspire and lead others in this journey.

✔ You will unite your team around this shared vision.

✔ You will acquire the knowledge and strategies to drive meaningful and sustainable improvements.

In return, your dedication to making this transformation a reality is essential.

It won't just happen. It requires a commitment to act. It involves experimentation, failure and learning from mistakes. It requires a deep sense of purpose and a belief in the power of education.

The age of intelligence is here. Will your school evolve-or risk becoming obsolete?