A.I. and Innovation Summit: Full Schedule

Are you ready to embark on a journey of educational transformation?

The world is abuzz with innovation in education, and artificial intelligence is leading the charge. The A.I. and Innovation Summit is your passport to exploring how to revolutionize your classroom.

Whether you’re a seasoned educator, a curious administrator, or a tech enthusiast, this summit is your chance to:

Discover the latest advancements in AI for education: Dive deep into how AI can personalize learning, support educators, and empower students of every background.
Explore practical applications and real-world experiences: Learn from inspiring educators who are already revolutionizing their classrooms.
Network: Connect with like-minded individuals forging partnerships that transcend classrooms and districts.
Collaborate: Spark ideas, share best practices, and be a part of shaping the future of education for all.

Get ready to be inspired, informed, and empowered to lead the charge in your own educational sphere!

10:15am CDT

The Innovation of accommodations and modifications in the general education classroom.

Monday October 7, 2024 10:15am - 11:05am CDT

Room 506

Attendees will be presented with common accommodations and modifications of Ray-Pec students and will be guided through how the implication of these components of a students' IEP (or 504) will strengthen the innovation, differentiation, engagement, and effectiveness of their regular education instruction. Attendees should leave understanding that accommodations/modifications can be a blueprint for crafting quality and engaging lessons for ALL learners.

Speakers

Amanda Coleman

Monday October 7, 2024 10:15am - 11:05am CDT
Room 506

Concurrent Sessions, #2

Audience k-12, Regular Education Teachers
Subject Special Education

12:35pm CDT

They can do that? How Special Education Students can be a Part of Real World Learning

Monday October 7, 2024 12:35pm - 1:25pm CDT

Room 214

As we work towards the Kauffman Foundation goal of 100% of all students in the Kansas City area earning a Market Value Asset by 2030, a question arises for many: what about our special education students? The presenter will share her story of how special education transition students fully integrated into real world learning through Client Connected Project work with regular education counterparts and exceeded everyone's expectations, including her own.

Speakers