Presentations

In this keynote, teacher and award-winning author, Adrian Bethune, will explore what happiness and wellbeing mean and if these are skills we can actually teach students.

At a time where the world is facing global crises, and the future of our students appears increasingly fragile, this keynote presentation asks not what the world can do for the privileged, but what the global elites can do for their world.  

Computational thinking and the concepts behind it, form the basis for much of computer science.

During this presentation, attendees will learn about multiple strategies for empowering student voice and agency, fostering leadership skills, and building the capacity of the young activists in their community.

Come learn from the three authors—sam seidel, Tony Simmons, and Michael Lipset—about best practices at the intersections of education, music, and culture.

I would love to deliver a hands on practical workshop online or in person, focusing on augmented reality in the classroom, highlighting resources such as Merge AR, Google Expeditions and CoSpaces.

Teachers are looking for ways to bring creativity and creative problem solving into the classroom.

Join us as we share the fruits of a multi-year journey to understand the qualities and characteristics of the ‘inspirational teacher’.

As we looked for a way to embed design thinking into the curriculum, we began developing a space for students to design, build and make.

Wondered what interdisciplinary learning looks like in a big high school like ISB?