Things worth writing down.
Notes, primers, and field reports from the front of an AI classroom — written for parents, adults, schools, and teams actually figuring this out.
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ChatGPT for schools in Singapore: what leadership actually needs to know
Where Singapore schools stand on ChatGPT and generative AI in 2026 — the shift from caution to structured guidance, what 'well-run' actually looks like, and the questions your SLT will ask.
Claude Code for kids: can children actually use it? A teacher's guide
Yes — kids as young as 10 can use Claude Code to build real, deployed apps. Here's how it actually works for a child, what a first project looks like, and how to set it up safely.
Claude Code in Singapore: where to learn it and who's already using it
Claude Code has quietly become the tool Singapore founders, marketers, students and even schools use to build real software without hiring an engineer. Here's the local picture — who's using it, and where to learn it in person.
How can parents use AI? A practical guide beyond homework help
Most parents only meet AI through their kid's homework. Here are the actual uses that save time and reduce mental load — plus where the line is with helping your child's schoolwork.
Learning AI for kids: Singapore vs Hong Kong, compared
How AI education for kids actually differs between Singapore and Hong Kong — market maturity, pricing, format, language of instruction — and what's identical no matter which city you're in.
Is Claude safe for my 10-year-old? A teacher's honest take
An honest, non-corporate answer to the question parents actually ask. What 'safe' means in three dimensions, what Claude does well, what to watch for, and how to set up an account for a child the right way.
I shipped an iPhone app entirely with AI in 30 days — what actually worked
A teacher's first-person account of building and shipping a real iPhone app to the App Store using Claude Code, with no prior iOS experience. What worked, what didn't, and what it means for what we teach.
AI classes vs bootcamps vs online courses: the best way to learn AI in 2026
A teacher's honest, balanced comparison of self-paced online courses, multi-week coding bootcamps, and short build-based AI cohort classes — strengths, costs, and who each suits in 2026.
How to pitch an AI hackathon to your school leadership (and get buy-in for AI in the classroom)
A practical guide to getting buy-in for AI in the classroom: how to frame the case, answer the cost, safety, and disruption objections, and propose a low-risk hackathon pilot your SLT will approve.
What teams actually ship after a one-day AI workshop
Corporate AI training that ends with something built, not a quiz. Here's what marketing, ops, sales, and leadership teams realistically ship after a one-day AI workshop — and how to judge the ROI.
Why international schools in Singapore & Hong Kong should teach AI in 2026
The future-skills case for AI programmes in international schools — why banning it backfires, what good build-based AI in schools looks like, and how it fits your existing curriculum.
What is Claude Code? A 4-minute primer for non-coders
Claude Code is the AI coding tool that has changed what a non-engineer can build in a weekend. Here's what it is, how it differs from ChatGPT and Cursor, and how to start using it today.
How much do AI classes cost in Hong Kong? A 2026 parent's price guide (HKD)
Realistic HKD pricing ranges for AI classes for kids in Hong Kong — online cohorts, in-person workshops at Central/Causeway Bay/Kowloon venues, holiday camps, and what you're actually paying for at each tier.
AI classes for adults in Singapore: a non-coder's guide for 2026
What to actually look for in an AI class for adults in Singapore — formats, who they're for, the red flags to skip, and what to expect to pay. From a teacher who runs them.
AI classes for kids in Hong Kong: a parent's guide for 2026
What AI classes for kids in Hong Kong actually teach, what to avoid, age-appropriate formats, English-medium options, and how much to expect to pay (HKD).
AI classes vs coding classes for kids: which should your child do in 2026?
A teacher's honest comparison of AI classes and traditional coding classes for kids — what each teaches, which age each suits, and how to choose for a 10–17-year-old.
AI holiday camps for kids in Singapore & Hong Kong: 2026 guide
A parent's guide to AI school-holiday camps for kids (10–17) in Singapore and Hong Kong — formats, what they build, when camps run, and what to expect to pay.
What age should a child start AI classes?
A teacher's honest answer on the right age to start AI classes — what 10–12, 12–14, and 15–17 year olds can each do, and what to do before age 10.
How much do AI classes cost in Singapore? A 2026 parent's price guide
Realistic SGD pricing ranges for AI classes for kids in Singapore — online cohorts, in-person workshops, holiday camps, and what you're actually paying for at each price point.
AI classes for kids in Singapore: what to actually look for
A parent's guide to AI classes for kids in Singapore — what they really teach, what to avoid, age-appropriate formats, and how much you should expect to pay.
How to introduce AI to your 10–17-year-old
A practical guide for parents: four principles, three things to try this week, and one trap to avoid. From a teacher who's done this with hundreds of young builders.
How we run an AI hackathon at a school (anatomy of a build day)
200 students all building at once isn't chaos — it's the most focused energy you'll see in a school all year. Here's exactly what a Pathwise hackathon day looks like, what schools need to provide, and the questions every head of school asks before booking.
What is vibe coding? A 4-minute primer for non-coders
Vibe coding is the fast track from idea to live web app — no syntax required. Here's what it is, what it isn't, and how to start today.
What real AI training for teams actually looks like
Most corporate AI training is a slide deck nobody remembers. Here's what we do instead — and why every workshop ends with something built, not a quiz.
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