Scott Kosch
@scottkosch.bsky.social
Author of "Indispensable: A Student’s Guide for Thriving in the Age of AI" and "The AI-Ready Student" newsletter | Mentor to CEOs | Advisor to PE & VC Firms | Angel Investor
Your Teen Is Probably Talking to AI About Their Feelings: 5 Things Parents Can Do Right Now parentingteensandtweens.com/your-teen-is... With my book launching next week, I'm thrilled that Whitney Fleming published this article. Follow her publication for more excellent parenting advice.
Your Teen Is Probably Talking to AI About Their Feelings: 5 Things Parents Can Do Right Now
Tweens and teens are talking to AI about their feelings—whether we like it or not. Here are 5 steps parents can take regarding AI.
parentingteensandtweens.com
September 10, 2026 at 8:05 PM
Your Teen Is Probably Talking to AI About Their Feelings: 5 Things Parents Can Do Right Now parentingteensandtweens.com/your-teen-is... With my book launching next week, I'm thrilled that Whitney Fleming published this article. Follow her publication for more excellent parenting advice.
People often ask who I wrote this book for. The answer is students.
But it's also for the parents, teachers, counselors, and mentors helping them prepare for a world that's changing faster than ever.
My hope is that this book starts better conversations. 2 weeks until the book launch!
But it's also for the parents, teachers, counselors, and mentors helping them prepare for a world that's changing faster than ever.
My hope is that this book starts better conversations. 2 weeks until the book launch!
August 15, 2026 at 1:21 AM
People often ask who I wrote this book for. The answer is students.
But it's also for the parents, teachers, counselors, and mentors helping them prepare for a world that's changing faster than ever.
My hope is that this book starts better conversations. 2 weeks until the book launch!
But it's also for the parents, teachers, counselors, and mentors helping them prepare for a world that's changing faster than ever.
My hope is that this book starts better conversations. 2 weeks until the book launch!
AI can make students stronger or weaker. They can use it to skip the struggle of learning something difficult. Or they can use it to ask better questions, challenge assumptions, get feedback, and explore an idea further. As Brice Challamel points out, AI shouldn't be a shortcut.
August 9, 2026 at 2:20 PM
AI can make students stronger or weaker. They can use it to skip the struggle of learning something difficult. Or they can use it to ask better questions, challenge assumptions, get feedback, and explore an idea further. As Brice Challamel points out, AI shouldn't be a shortcut.
Parents, teachers, and counselors are figuring out AI in real time. We don't have all the answers, but that doesn't mean students are on their own. It means they have an opportunity to become active participants in their education. Explore this idea: ai-ready-student.beehiiv.com/p/the-adults...
The Adults Don't Have the Answers. Now What? — The AI-Ready Student
Here's something teachers, parents, or guidance counselors don’t enjoy saying out loud: when it comes to preparing you for the age of AI, they are improvising.
ai-ready-student.beehiiv.com
August 6, 2026 at 12:08 AM
Parents, teachers, and counselors are figuring out AI in real time. We don't have all the answers, but that doesn't mean students are on their own. It means they have an opportunity to become active participants in their education. Explore this idea: ai-ready-student.beehiiv.com/p/the-adults...