Presentations
This workshop explores the value of integrating outdoor learning into the everyday curriculum and how these experiences can help align and reinforce your school’s values.
In this interactive session, Todd (Shiding) will share a hands-on example from his own classroom: a custom-built ChatGPT bot designed to support students through the IB Mathematics Internal Assessment (IA) writing process.
Effective communication in the classroom is not just about what we say—but how we say it. This presentation examines the use of “precise phrasing” strategies, or subtle linguistic shifts that invite reflection, reduce resistance, and guide students toward deeper engagement and ownership of learning.
In this workshop, we’ll look at two different models of assessing student work in a computer science class.
In today's digital age, the integration of technology in primary education often leans heavily towards screen-based learning and coding activities. During this session, we will seek to explore a more holistic approach to educational technology.
Culture is the story shared within a community. It’s the common values we hold and the goals we hope to achieve. This session will encourage participants to reflect on the professional learning culture of their school community and explore how to transform it into a culture of open doors – a culture based on meaningful collaboration and connection.
This presentation invites all educators to rethink the culture of perfection and results-driven learning.


