The AI Education
Playbook for Parents
How to Help Your Kids Learn Faster, Build Real Skills, and Unlock Their Full Potential.
By Peter Reitano
Your child’s future will be shaped by AI. This book helps you make sure they are ready. Whether your kids are 3 or 16, homeschooled or in public school, The AI Education Playbook for Parents is your step-by-step guide to helping them learn faster, build real-world skills, and grow up confident in a world shaped by smart tools. Inside, you’ll discover how to:🤖 Personalize learning for your child’s age, interests, and style
🤖 Turn screen time into focused, creative time
🤖 Use AI tools to boost motivation, curiosity, and yes - even grades
🤖 Build critical thinking, emotional resilience, and learning habits
🤖 Support neurodiverse learners and kids with ADHD or anxiety
🤖 Create simple routines that work for real families (even busy ones)You don’t need to be a tech expert. You don’t need hours of free time. You just need the willingness to explore - together.Practical. Flexible. Designed for real life. This playbook gives you everything you need to raise confident, curious, future-ready kids - one smart habit at a time.
About the Author
Peter Reitano is a Toronto-based entrepreneur with a career at the forefront of technology, digital media, and disruptive industries. A seasoned speaker, he’s addressed audiences of over 3,000 people and has been invited to speak at Google, Facebook, and the University of Toronto.He’s taught at leading digital skills accelerators, designed university courses, and spent more than a decade mentoring aspiring founders through Futurpreneur.But beyond the stage and the boardroom, Peter is a dad of three in a family of educators. His parents and much of his extended family are teachers. His wife taught elementary school before becoming a university professor. Education isn’t just a profession in his world - it’s a lifelong obsession.This book began with a question: How do we prepare kids for a world transformed by AI - without losing their creativity, curiosity, or critical thinking? Written not from the ivory tower, but from the kitchen table and the school pickup line, it’s a practical guide for parents who want to help their children not just keep up, but thrive and lead in the future ahead.