Webinar Description

Join Dr. Fisher to explore a comprehensive framework for integrating artificial intelligence into literacy instruction through three lenses: teaching about AI, teaching for AI, and teaching with AI.

Participants will examine how to:

• Build students’ understanding of how AI works, its limitations, bias, and ethical implications
• Develop the durable skills that help students thrive in an AI-rich world
• Strategically leverage AI tools to enhance reading, writing, discussion, and feedback without diminishing student voice or agency.

About the Series

This event is part of a free webinar series on adolescent literacy featuring international literacy experts and authors Dr. Nancy Frey and Dr. Doug Fisher.

About the Speakers

Doug Fisher, Ph.D. and Nancy Frey, Ph.D. are professors at San Diego State University. Doug and Nancy are in educational leadership and focus on policies and practices in literacy and language, especially for students who are English Learners, and for students with disabilities. Their shared interests include supporting learners with diverse learning needs, instructional design, and curriculum development. They are co-authors of numerous articles and books on literacy and leadership, including Teaching Foundational Skills to Adolescent Readers, How Scaffolding Works: A Playbook for Supporting and Releasing Responsibility to Students, and The Courage to Learn. They are also teacher-leaders at Health Sciences High and Middle College, where they learn from students, teachers, and families every day.

Audience

Teachers, administrators, and instructional coaches that lead adolescent literacy

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