For Educators
Professional development that respects your time and trusts your judgment.
Every workshop is a single session you can book on its own, or two to three sessions as a short series. Teachers leave with specific skills and resources they can use in their classrooms right away.
AI in Education
Practical AI literacy and classroom-ready strategies for teachers, students, and school leaders.
AI for Educators
What AI is, how it works, and how teachers can use it to save time, differentiate instruction, and rethink assessment without losing what makes teaching human.
AI for Students
How to teach students to use AI as a learning tool, not a shortcut: prompt literacy, source evaluation, and ethical use.
AI Policy & Guidance for Schools
For leadership teams and staff. What a workable AI policy covers, how to write guidance teachers will actually follow, and how to keep students protected without shutting the door on useful tools.
Inclusive Teaching
Strategies that meet every learner where they are.
UDL in Practice
Universal Design for Learning applied to real lessons: how to design instruction, assessments, and environments that work for the widest range of learners from the start.
Co-Planning & Co-Teaching
For general education and special education teachers working together. Practical models for co-planning, co-teaching, and sharing ownership of every student in the room.
Trauma-Informed Classrooms
What trauma looks like in schools, how it affects learning and behavior, and what teachers can do, structurally and relationally, to create classrooms where students feel safe enough to learn.
Instructional Design
Rigorous, thoughtful lesson and unit design.
PBL: Planning, Assessment & Scaffolding
How to design and run a project-based learning unit end to end: driving questions, benchmarks, rubrics, formative checkpoints, and scaffolding that keeps rigor high without killing student ownership.
Mastery-Based Grading
Moving from points and percentages to a system where grades reflect what students actually know and can do. Covers gradebook setup, reassessment policies, and communicating with families.
Formats
Each workshop runs as a single 2–3 hour session, on site or virtual. Any two or three can be sequenced as a short series with follow-up between sessions. Available on request for schools, districts, and teams. Contact for pricing.
Want to bring a workshop to your school?
Book a short call and tell me what your team needs. We'll figure out the right format together.