Last chance for early bird pricing: Stay Human starts July 13

Published 3 months ago • 1 min read

The discounted price for Stay Human ends July 8, and I don't want you to miss it.

Join us for a live virtual training on the mornings of July 13th and 14th called, Stay Human: Finding Your Ethical Stance on AI as an Educator.

We meet from 10 am to 12:30 pm Eastern both days, so you're done by lunch with time to process and reflect in between sessions.

Day one is about you as a teacher: your values, your own AI use, and how to make decisions you can actually feel good about.

Day two is about your students, including what the learning science tells us about AI and what it means for learning, thinking, and skill development.

You'll walk away with a personal AI philosophy, a classroom policy that's aligned to both your district's mandates and your own values, and two ready-to-use student mini-units on AI literacy.

Up to seven hours of PD credit included.

You'll have access to all recordings so you can rewatch or catch up whenever it's convenient, but the live component will be interactive so try to make it if possible.

Early bird price is $47, and it goes up to $97 on July 8th.

(If you’re a member of 40 Hour AI, this is included for you at no additional cost.)

Register for Stay Human July 13-14

See you next week!

Angela

Angela Watson

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