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Educator Development Workshop: Generative AI in the Classroom - How to Detect the use of AI and incorporate it into your lessons

Calling all teachers, principals and guidance counsellors!

Developed to assist you expand and deepen your skills as educators, we invite you to attend a Professional Development workshop at the Stratford School of Interaction Design and Business.

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