Presentations

In order to “teach for social justice” one must first be able to read for social justice. This session will push participants to reimagine the idea of reading as an act of resistance, hope, and transformation.

This session is not only for coaches but for all educators who want to bring technology integration into their classes in an innovative and meaningful way.

This keynote will be followed by a panel discussion: Spotlight on Linguistic Equity in International Schools where Ceci will lead a panel of teachers of MLLs and leaders of international schools to tackle some of the big questions around linguistic equity practices in their communities. 

Come explore how the science of reading can support emergent bilinguals in their journey to become readers and writers. An EAL teacher and a Grade 1 teacher will guide you through how we use UFLI, an explicit and systematic approach to teaching foundational literacy skills, to support the development of every reader in our classroom.

In this session, we'll explore the obstacles we faced, the north star that guided us, and the grains of wisdom we gained.

We will be discussing innovations in curriculum development and why they matter.

Join me for an interactive session where we will explore the use of AI in classrooms.

This workshop proposal focuses on developing critical thinking skills for student success in the 21st century. It emphasizes equipping students with strong critical thinking abilities to navigate our rapidly changing world.

This presentation will explore how the GCD empowers students to articulate their values, showcase the skills they have developed, and demonstrate their knowledge and understanding.

​This presentation introduces an action research project conducted at Sorbonne University Abu Dhabi, focused on integrating Virtual Reality (VR) technology into language learning.