In this webinar, participants are introduced to a session on how AI can support differentiated instruction and student learning. Shea Jefferson Strain shares practical examples of how teachers can use AI tools to save time, adapt lessons, create resources, and better meet diverse student needs. The session also explores responsible AI use, digital literacy, confidentiality concerns, and ethical questions. Through examples, polls, and audience Q&A, participants are encouraged to shift from fearing AI to using it purposefully, while keeping student thinking, teacher guidance, and strong instructional relationships at the center.
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