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Getting Moving with Google’s AI Tools – Cameron Steltman
Join Cameron (TechTips with Cameron), a K—12 Tech Lead for the Halton District School Board, as he walks you through the foundations of using AI to support your practice and reclaim time in your day for what matters most in education: human connection. This hands-on session is designed for educators who are curious about AI …
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Empowering Student Voice Through the UN Sustainable Development Goals (UN SDGs) and AI
Ready to supercharge your classroom with the power of AI? This session explores how student-facing AI tools, like writing assistants, image generators, and adaptive platforms, can enhance creativity, deepen thinking, and support cross-curricular learning through STEAM. You’ll learn how AI can elevate student voice, personalize learning, all while connecting to real-world action through the UN …
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Train Your AI Brain: Customizing AI for Planning and Productivity
Discover how to make AI work for you. In this hands-on session, learn how to personalize AI tools like ChatGPT, Copilot, and Gemini to match your teaching style, workflow, and curriculum needs. You’ll explore how to “train” your AI to anticipate your planning routines, resource preferences, and communication tone so it becomes your time-saving, thought-partnering, …
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Turning the Page – Highlighting Key Resources from the Right to Read Writing Project
The literacy pendulum has often swung from science of reading to whole reading. The recent shift back to the science of reading is essential, but the OHRC’s Right to Read Literacy Report talks about more than just the building blocks of words – it talks about words as building blocks for identity, equity, and access …
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Financial Literacy for Grades 7-12
Financial Literacy for Grades 7-12 Summary Technical Summary This webinar, “Financial Literacy for Grades 7–12,” delivered by Adam Young (Bank of Canada Museum), provides educators with a comprehensive, curriculum-aligned framework for teaching financial and economic literacy across middle and secondary grades. Key takeaways: Financial literacy is positioned as cross-curricular, with strongest links to mathematics, economics, …