From the Student's Desk: The Impact of Teacher Attitudes on Learning
Seattle Convention Center - 614
A teacher's attitude towards students can impact their future. Positive, support and a positive environment can boost self-esteem and learning, while negative attitudes can degrade confidence and enthusiasm. Teachers play a vital role in students' lives, influencing their academic success and personal development through their approach and interactions. We will go into detail about the major factors of this subject such as mental health, working environment, payments, etc
50-minute Session
Coaching, Professional Development, Self-Care, Accessibility
All Audiences, All Educators
All levels, Beginner
Grades 9-12, Grades K-12, Postsecondary
Presented by
student
Renton prep Christian school
My name is Inae Davidek. As of September 2023, I am a sophomore. I am half-Korean and half-American. I care a lot about my education, which powers my passion for discussing about AI in the classroom. My next challenge is to discuss how teachers can create a motivating and self-empowering environment for students using AI tools and bring awareness to this topic. I have been a past student presenter at NCCE 2023, Techfest, and several other virtual conferences.
Ms.
Renton Prep Christan School
My name is Calleigh Lee. I am currently 15 years old and attending Renton Prep Christian School. During ISTE 2023 (6/26/23), my artworks were displayed in the first ISTE discovery museum. I was a presenter at "When We Don't Know What's Next: AI That Supports Humanity NCCE 2023 (4/21/23). I presented about AI art generators and how they could be used in classrooms for teaching students. I'm always excited to be a part of these opportunities and experiences!
Director of Teaching and Learning Sciences
Renton Prep
Michelle Zimmerman, author of Teaching AI: Exploring New Frontiers for Learning, published in 5 languages, was selected as 2021 ISTE Visionary Leadership, 2019 EdTech Leadership Awards Global Leader finalist and selected 7 consecutive years as Microsoft MVP. She teaches middle and high school while serving in administration at Renton Prep, a Microsoft Showcase School. Her PhD in Learning Sciences and Human Development is from University of Washington, and her research has been recognized with multiple awards. Since 2007, she has presented around the world. You can find her in Forbes, GeekWire, Venture Beat, Getting Smart, local and international news.
