Join us Wednesday, September 9th from 4-5 pm for a free Act 48 session on AI for Educators
Artificial intelligence is already changing the way students access information, create content, solve problems, and demonstrate what they know.
So the question for educators is no longer simply, “Should students use AI?”
A more useful question is: “What do students need to know and be able to do in an age of AI?“
Join Eduspire for AI for Educators: Beyond the Buzz, a live conversation with educators who are thinking deeply about what AI means for teaching and learning.
Together, we’ll explore questions such as:
- What does AI literacy look like for students?
- How do we help students remain thinkers, creators, and problem solvers?
- How should educators adjust instructional planning, directions, assignments, and assessment when AI is readily available?
- What does meaningful student learning and demonstration of learning look like now?
- How do we respond to common concerns such as “my students are too young,” “they aren’t using AI yet,” or “AI is just another way to cheat”?
This will not be a tool demonstration or a presentation about the latest AI platform. Instead, it will be a practical, honest conversation about teaching, learning, and the decisions educators are making right now.
We’ll also connect the discussion to current Pennsylvania and federal guidance around AI literacy, responsible use, human judgment, privacy, and the evolving role of educators.
Whether you’re already experimenting with AI or just beginning to think about what it means for your classroom, this session is designed to help you ask better questions, make more intentional instructional choices, and prepare students for a world where AI is part of the landscape.
Join the conversation and help us move beyond the buzz. Click here to register.
