Explore 'Colleague AI' in this interactive hands-on free webinar hosted by PESB

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March 11, 2025

Elevate Every Learner: Generating Quality Lesson Materials and Practicing Mastery-Based Grading Practice with Colleague AI

Hosted by PESB and led by Dr. Min Sun

Dr. Min Sun is the Co-Founder of Colleague AI, Professor and Director of AmplifyLearn.AI, a National R&D Center in Generative AI in classroom instruction at the University of Washington. Dr. Min Sun specializes in AI/ML research and application developments in education, teacher learning, and the school and policy contexts that support teacher learning.

Learn how to analyze and modify instructional tasks for different depths of knowledge (DOK) levels.

Create differentiated learning experiences and competency-based grading practices.

Ensure rigorous and inclusive learning opportunities for all students.

Participants will leave with immediately applicable tools and strategies, including templates for differentiated task design, sample rubrics aligned with standards, and frameworks for implementing competency-based grading in their classrooms.

Register for a free account at www. colleague.ai to fully engage!

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