Daniel Payne is a middle-school ELA teacher in Chicago with a background in Title I schools, where big classes and short prep periods taught him to work smarter or burn out. He runs The Everyday Educator, a blog and teacher-resource business creating practical classroom systems and intervention materials used by teachers across the country. He's the author of multiple nonfiction books and writes about the real, unglamorous work of teaching: routines that hold, data that matters, and tools that actually save time. This course is everything he's learned about making AI do the paperwork — so teachers can get back to the kids.