This course examines the deficit/medical and social models of disability and explores their implications on society and educational practices. Learners will gain an understanding of ableism and learn about ways to challenge stereotypes and biases that impact individuals with disabilities. Additionally, this course will address intersectionality, including what it is, its implications for people with disabilities, and the ways that bias and ableism have distinct implications for multiply marginalized people with disabilities. Read more

NEA Professional Learning Foundations and Applications for AI This course explores the foundational concepts of artificial intelligence (AI) and its growing impact on education. Designed for educators across roles and grade levels, the course comprehensively introduces AI technologies and their potential applications in teaching, learning, and school operations. Participants will examine how AI tools—such as generative AI, predictive analytics, and automation—can be integrated into instructional planning, classroom activities, and administrative workflows. Emphasis will be placed on ethical considerations, including data privacy, algorithmic bias, and equity, to ensure educators can make informed decisions about AI use in their schools. In addition to technical knowledge, the course supports educators in fostering AI literacy among students, helping them become responsible and critical users of emerging technologies. Through hands-on practice, collaborative reflection, and real-world examples, educators will build the confidence and skills to use AI as a creative and instructional partner. Read more

NEA Professional Learning Foundations and Applications for AI This course explores the foundational concepts of artificial intelligence (AI) and its growing impact on education. Designed for educators across roles and grade levels, the course comprehensively introduces AI technologies and their potential applications in teaching, learning, and school operations. Participants will examine how AI tools—such as generative AI, predictive analytics, and automation—can be integrated into instructional planning, classroom activities, and administrative workflows. Emphasis will be placed on ethical considerations, including data privacy, algorithmic bias, and equity, to ensure educators can make informed decisions about AI use in their schools. In addition to technical knowledge, the course supports educators in fostering AI literacy among students, helping them become responsible and critical users of emerging technologies. Through hands-on practice, collaborative reflection, and real-world examples, educators will build the confidence and skills to use AI as a creative and instructional partner. Read more

NEA Professional Learning Foundations and Applications for AI This course explores the foundational concepts of artificial intelligence (AI) and its growing impact on education. Designed for educators across roles and grade levels, the course comprehensively introduces AI technologies and their potential applications in teaching, learning, and school operations. Participants will examine how AI tools—such as generative AI, predictive analytics, and automation—can be integrated into instructional planning, classroom activities, and administrative workflows. Emphasis will be placed on ethical considerations, including data privacy, algorithmic bias, and equity, to ensure educators can make informed decisions about AI use in their schools. In addition to technical knowledge, the course supports educators in fostering AI literacy among students, helping them become responsible and critical users of emerging technologies. Through hands-on practice, collaborative reflection, and real-world examples, educators will build the confidence and skills to use AI as a creative and instructional partner. Read more

NEA Professional Learning Foundations and Applications for AI This course explores the foundational concepts of artificial intelligence (AI) and its growing impact on education. Designed for educators across roles and grade levels, the course comprehensively introduces AI technologies and their potential applications in teaching, learning, and school operations. Participants will examine how AI tools—such as generative AI, predictive analytics, and automation—can be integrated into instructional planning, classroom activities, and administrative workflows. Emphasis will be placed on ethical considerations, including data privacy, algorithmic bias, and equity, to ensure educators can make informed decisions about AI use in their schools. In addition to technical knowledge, the course supports educators in fostering AI literacy among students, helping them become responsible and critical users of emerging technologies. Through hands-on practice, collaborative reflection, and real-world examples, educators will build the confidence and skills to use AI as a creative and instructional partner. Read more

NEA Professional Learning Foundations and Applications for AI This course explores the foundational concepts of artificial intelligence (AI) and its growing impact on education. Designed for educators across roles and grade levels, the course comprehensively introduces AI technologies and their potential applications in teaching, learning, and school operations. Participants will examine how AI tools—such as generative AI, predictive analytics, and automation—can be integrated into instructional planning, classroom activities, and administrative workflows. Emphasis will be placed on ethical considerations, including data privacy, algorithmic bias, and equity, to ensure educators can make informed decisions about AI use in their schools. In addition to technical knowledge, the course supports educators in fostering AI literacy among students, helping them become responsible and critical users of emerging technologies. Through hands-on practice, collaborative reflection, and real-world examples, educators will build the confidence and skills to use AI as a creative and instructional partner. Read more