Presentations

AI Turbo Formula is a racing game that combines AI elements.

This includes using AI to conduct a feasibility test and start the research collection. Lastly, tools that highlight the latest research tools for students will be demonstrated.

This session will light the fuse on what you aspire to build in your career next.

This session will mainly focus on learning in the early years (3-7yrs) but will also contain a few examples for upper elementary. We will focus on ways we can deepen our students' learning by conferencing with them during their play, just as we do during literacy and math.

Self-navigation is vital for students. This session explores how to teach and support students self-navigation skills. Specific attention to self-regulation, self-motivation, and the ability to self-assess.

In this presentation, I'll talk about the decision-making and lesson planning in a hybrid model during a pandemic.

It's impossible to be agile enough for the current climate without quality leaders throughout the system. But for years we’ve neglected the development of our aspiring and middle leaders. 2020 showed that up.

Interdisciplinary learning and project-based work succeeds when it pushes students into making connections between complex new knowledge. In turn, though, that demands greater clarity around the thinking skills we want to see learners use. Those thinking skills are best taught, rather than caught. 

Participants will work together to better understand how to build positive data cultures in their schools, the systems and structures to help them to get there, and technology tools like Looker Studio (formerly Google Data Studio) to go beyond the barriers they currently face. Data in any organization is a support tool allowing members to better carry out their core mission, vision, and values. The highest quality schools use data to cultivate a culture of curiosity where teachers and teams regularly discuss how they can do even better for their students.