This interactive session will explore practical strategies for supporting neurodiverse learners in college, classroom, and workforce settings. Participants will learn approaches for recognizing individual strengths and needs, improving communication and engagement, and creating supportive environments that promote independence, confidence, and student success.
This interactive session breaks curriculum mapping into manageable steps, starting with what students need to know and do. Participants will explore examples from different disciplines, spot gaps in alignment, and practice writing measurable outcomes using Bloom’s Taxonomy. Participants will see how to use a mapping tool to help connect outcomes to relevant standards, meaningful learning…
AI has reshaped teaching, learning, and academic integrity seemingly overnight, and students are navigating that shift with as much uncertainty as faculty are. This session focuses on helping students build responsible, effectivehabits around AI tools, setting clear expectations, and turning AI-related conversations into opportunities to reinforce critical thinking and integrity -- rather than treating it…
