Artificial intelligence has disrupted education, but technology alone does not improve learning. The schools making the greatest progress are first defining what powerful learning looks like and then asking how AI can help bring that vision to life. Drawing on lessons from schools in the Responsible AI in Learning (RAIL) community, come explore how schools are designing more powerful learning experiences and using action research to determine what actually improves student outcomes. Attendees will leave with practical frameworks, real school examples, and implementation strategies to lead AI in ways that are human-led, AI-informed, and aligned with their mission.
What makes a school "Episcopal?" How can teachers, administrators, and school leaders new to an Episcopal school better understand, articulate, and live out their school's Episcopal mission, culture, and program? This webinar will explore the distinguishing features of Episcopal schools with a specific focus on the roles of administrators and faculty leaders.
Discover how to create a powerful learning environment for your students. This webinar explores key educational philosophies and approaches to how students learn that inform instructional practices. Participants will also learn practical strategies for aligning their beliefs with classroom practice and gain insights into effective course planning to maximize student success.
This webinar is designed for new chaplains who will be teaching courses in their new roles in school. Learn more about key components of teaching including planning and preparation, classroom environment, and instruction (learning objectives, assessments, and instructional activities) as well as resources for religious studies curricula.
With the rise of religious intolerance, Episcopal schools are uniquely equipped to increase understanding of people of all religions or no religion, nurture empathy, and promote respectful discourse. In this webinar, participants will explore new approaches for teaching about multiple religious traditions and receive creative lesson ideas that engage the senses and foster understanding of religious identity. This webinar is ideal for middle and upper school teachers of religion, world history teachers tasked with teaching about religion, and school chaplains.
Developed in partnership between NAES and the Anglican Schools Commission of Australia, this Religious Studies curriculum offers guidelines for the teaching of religion along with seven specific content areas for early childhood through grade 12. Since its launch in 2013, Anglican schools in Australia have contributed over sixty lessons plans. Participants will review the components of the curriculum, view sample lessons, and learn how to log-into this free, online resource.
