The AI Doesn't Know Your Students. A Thinking Teacher's Guide to AI in the Classroom (en Inglés) - David Emmett Jacobson

What if the AI conversation in your school has been asking the wrong question?

The debate keeps circling the same loop: is AI a cheating crisis, or a productivity miracle? A threat to be banned, or a tool to be adopted? Those framings miss what teachers already know in their bones - that good teaching has never been about information delivery, and the part that matters most isn't something software can replicate.

The AI Doesn't Know Your Students is an invitation to a different kind of conversation. One that starts with what teaching is actually for, what students actually need, and what AI can genuinely do - separated clearly from what it pretends to do. Written for teachers who want practical moves alongside honest thinking, this book offers a way through the noise: real classroom strategies, clear-eyed assessments of the tools, and a grounded argument about why the most human parts of teaching matter more now, not less. The title is the thesis. The book is the field guide.