Presentations

In this presentation, the exciting topic of using AI-based tools will be discussed to help make teachers more productive.

This session delves into the development of an Elementary School (ES) STEM program that nurtures growth from Pre-K to Grade 5 and seamlessly transitions students into Middle and High School STEM courses.

Join me in a workshop designed to bridge the gap between foundational school values and the complex field of digital citizenship.

This presentation looks at how we can help students engage with AI appropriately through modeling and guidance within our daily lessons.

We live, and perpetuate, a world of neurotypical standards. Being a part of the minority of working Autistic adults, I constantly fight this battle. However, my AuDHD (Autism & ADHD) is what makes me a strong leader and teacher.

What mathematical muscles are we strengthening when we work on a problem? By attending to different aspects of a problem, or different approaches/representations, can we challenge ourselves to a ‘whole body workout’ rather than only thinking about things from one/our perspective?

An exploration of a doctoral research study on how teacher perceptions of the Maker Mindset could impact teaching practice. The presentation will examine the research process, methodology and theoretical framework as well as discuss the potential impact from the anticipated findings. No matter where you are in your MakerEd journey, join me in an educational discussion on teachers and makerspace.

Imagine if you could save 30 hours of planning per year with one small tool? Imagine if you could help your colleagues to really understand the challenges that EAL & SEN students face?

In this presentation, I would like to share some of our STEAM projects in both elementary and middle schools to indicate how we integrate the STEAM education across the curriculum with the applicable transdisciplinary themes and create opportunities for our students to deliver innovative student-driven outcomes.