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I write about how people learn, how technology changes the questions we ask, and how to make big ideas feel friendly. Here you’ll find my book, stories and workbooks for young readers, and research in progress.
Book by Shahistha Tabbasum
What happens when a computer science engineer walks into a classroom and starts seeing technology through a learner’s eyes? REWIRED mixes personal stories with practical ideas about learning, coding, robotics and STEM in the age of AI.
The spark is curiosity. Syntax gives ideas a language. STEM connects them to the real world. Put together, they show technology as something you investigate and create with, not just a box of tools.
For teachers who love hands-on learning, parents helping with tech at home, and anyone curious about where teaching and technology meet.
| Publisher | Notion Press |
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| Published | 13 May 2025 |
| ISBN-13 | 979-8899296277 |
| Format | 124 pages, paperback |
A children’s story and workbook series
What if growing up with AI meant learning to ask better questions, not just using smarter machines?
Ask questions. Think for yourself. Explore AI.
| Recommended age | 8–10 years |
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| Format | Stories and workbooks |
| Author | Shahistha Tabbasum |
The adventure begins with a question. Meet the Question Squad as they find out what AI really is, with a story and workbook in one.
What happens when machines are built to help us? The Squad meets some robot helpers (sadly, none of them tidy bedrooms yet).
Want to know when the next book is out? Drop me a note.
Doctoral research in progress
A study of how quantum-inspired teaching metaphors could shape learning in STEM, AI and robotics.
Research paper · June 2025
International Journal of Innovative Science and Research Technology (IJISRT). ISSN: 2456-2165.
Drop me a note about the work, upcoming books or ideas for working together.
