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Using AI wisely: literacy, prep, student use and integrity, policy, bias, and rethinking assessment.

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AI Literacy for Teachers
15 / 45 min or half-day · Teachers

You cannot make good decisions about AI in your classroom without understanding what it actually is and is not.

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AI for Planning & Prep
15 / 45 min or half-day · Teachers

The clearest win for AI in schools right now is not with students, it is with teacher workload.

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Student AI Use & Integrity
15 / 45 min or half-day · Teachers

Students are already using AI.

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Building an AI Policy
15 / 45 min or half-day · Teachers

A clear, shared AI policy prevents the confusion of every teacher making up different rules and every student guessing.

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AI for Access & Multilingual Learners
15 / 45 min or half-day · Teachers

Some of AI's clearest benefits are for students who face barriers: translating, simplifying or leveling text, reading aloud, and giving every student patient, on-demand support.

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AI for Feedback & Grading
15 / 45 min or half-day · Teachers

AI can help draft feedback and speed up grading, but handing judgment to a tool that cannot truly understand student work is risky.

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Students Using AI for Learning
15 / 45 min or half-day · Teachers

Beyond policing AI, there is a bigger opportunity: teaching students to use AI as a tool for learning, a thinking partner, a tutor, a thing to critique, in ways that build their skills rather than replace them.

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Rethinking Assessment in an AI World
15 / 45 min or half-day · Teachers

When AI can write a passable essay or solve a problem set in seconds, some traditional assignments no longer tell us what a student actually knows.

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AI Bias, Limitations & Ethics
15 / 45 min or half-day · Teachers

AI tools are powerful but far from perfect, they make things up, reflect biases in their training, and raise real ethical questions.

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AI Image & Media Generation
15 / 45 min or half-day · Teachers

Generative AI now creates images, audio, and video, not just text, and these tools open creative and instructional possibilities alongside real questions about authenticity, bias, and ethics.

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AI Tutors & Adaptive Learning
15 / 45 min or half-day · Teachers

AI tutoring and adaptive learning tools promise to personalize practice for every student, and some genuinely help, but they are not magic, and they do not replace teaching.

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Teaching How AI Works
15 / 45 min or half-day · Teachers

Students use AI constantly, but few understand what it actually is, how it learns from data, makes predictions, and gets things wrong.

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Prompt Engineering
15 / 45 min or half-day · Teachers

The quality of what AI gives you depends heavily on how you ask.

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Verifying AI & Hallucinations
15 / 45 min or half-day · Teachers

AI tools sound confident even when they are completely wrong, inventing facts, sources, and details that do not exist.

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AI as a Thinking Partner
15 / 45 min or half-day · Teachers

The worry about AI is that students use it to avoid thinking.

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AI for Differentiation
15 / 45 min or half-day · Teachers

Differentiating for a wide range of learners is one of teaching's hardest and most time-consuming challenges, and AI can genuinely help, adapting texts to reading levels, generating tiered tasks, and creating scaffolds in a fraction of the time.

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