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Practical, classroom-ready training for educators who want to save time, reduce stress, and stay ahead — through the AI shift

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Teachers are doing more than ever—with less time than ever!

Artificial intelligence is reshaping learning, assessment, and student behaviour. Yet many educators feel unsure, overwhelmed, or wary of using it. They need clear, practical, ethical guidance that helps AI save time rather than add to their workload. 

About Geoff Kullman

 Educators don’t need another tech guru telling them to “just use AI.” They need someone who understands both the realities of school life and the organizational impact of emerging technology.


As a father of four and someone with a Master’s degree in Leadership focused on AI in organizations, I’ve spent years studying how artificial intelligence is reshaping the way people work, communicate, and make decisions. My graduate research explored the opportunities, risks, and leadership challenges organizations face as AI becomes more integrated into everyday life.


My work now focuses on helping educators make sense of AI in practical, ethical, and human-centred ways — bridging the gap between what AI can do and what actually supports teachers, students, and school communities.


Through professional development workshops and speaking sessions, I help educators build confidence, clarity, and time-saving workflows without hype, jargon, or adding more to their workload.

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More Time Back

Teachers save hours every week on planning, marking, communication, and admin.

Greater Confidence

Staff feel confident using AI in ways that are ethical, practical, and aligned with their professional judgment.

A Future‑Ready School

Schools stay ahead of rapid change without overwhelming their teams.

Healthier Classrooms

Students benefit from more focused, energized educators.

Clearer Decisions

Staff understand when AI helps — and when it doesn’t — leading to better, more consistent choices.

Less Overwhelm

AI becomes a supportive tool instead of another source of stress or uncertainty.

Better Communication

Teachers streamline emails, reports, and parent communication without sacrificing clarity or professionalism.

Stronger Support for Diverse Learners

Educators use AI to adapt materials, differentiate tasks, and meet students where they are.

A More Sustainable Workload

Staff end the day with more energy, more clarity, and more time for what matters.

Don’t Let AI Become Another Burden...

Without support, AI can feel overwhelming, risky, or like “one more thing” on an already full plate. Teachers end up guessing, wasting time, or avoiding tools that could actually help. And students lose out when educators don’t feel confident using new technology.


It doesn’t have to be that way.

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Artificial intelligence is already reshaping learning, assessment, student behaviour, and classroom workflows — but for many educators, AI still feels confusing, overwhelming, or difficult to navigate. This practical, engaging session helps teachers and school leaders build a clear understanding of what AI is, how students are already using it, and what it means for teaching and learning moving forward.


Participants will explore real classroom implications, common risks and misconceptions, academic integrity concerns, and practical opportunities for thoughtful AI use in education. The session focuses on clarity over hype, helping educators respond to AI with confidence, critical thinking, and professional judgment.


Length: 90-minutes OR 2 hours
Grade level: HS + MS teachers

Ideal for: Beginners, intermediate, advanced
Prerequisites: None

Teachers are being asked to do more than ever — plan engaging lessons, differentiate for diverse learners, communicate with families, and create high-quality classroom materials, often with limited time and constant interruptions. This practical, hands-on session explores how AI can help reduce workload friction without compromising student learning, academic integrity, or professional judgment.


Participants will learn classroom-ready AI prompts for lesson planning, differentiation, parent communication, rubrics, exemplars, accommodations, and reusable templates. The session focuses on real-world teacher tasks, helping educators use AI thoughtfully, efficiently, and responsibly — with practical strategies they can apply immediately in their own classrooms.


Length: 90-minutes OR 2 hours
Grade level: HS + MS teachers

Ideal for: Beginners, intermediate, advanced
Prerequisites: None

Whether schools feel ready or not, students are already using AI tools for homework, studying, writing, brainstorming, and problem-solving. For many educators, the challenge is no longer if students will use AI, but how schools should respond in thoughtful, practical, and academically responsible ways.


This session helps teachers and school leaders better understand how students are actually using AI, where legitimate concerns exist, and how to respond without fear, panic, or unrealistic expectations. Participants will explore classroom scenarios, academic integrity challenges, healthy boundaries, and strategies for teaching responsible AI use while still protecting authentic learning and critical thinking.


Rather than focusing on punishment or surveillance, this session emphasizes clarity, conversation, and practical approaches educators can use immediately in today’s classrooms.


Length: 2 hours
Grade level: HS + MS teachers & admin

Ideal for: Beginners, intermediate, advanced
Prerequisites: None

Artificial intelligence is forcing educators to rethink some of the assumptions behind traditional assessment. When AI tools can generate polished writing, summarize information, and solve problems in seconds, many teachers are asking the same question: What does authentic learning look like now?

This session explores how AI is changing assessment, academic integrity, and student work — and how educators can respond in thoughtful, practical ways without falling into panic or surveillance-based approaches.


Participants will examine classroom-ready strategies for designing more resilient assessments, emphasizing critical thinking, visible process, discussion, creativity, and authentic demonstration of learning.


Rather than focusing on “AI-proofing” everything, this workshop helps educators think more clearly about what we are truly trying to measure, value, and develop in students in the age of AI.


Length: 2 hours
Grade level: HS + MS teachers & admin

Ideal for: Beginners, intermediate, advanced
Prerequisites: AI in the Classroom

Artificial intelligence is already beginning to shape the world elementary students are growing up in — but many educators are still trying to determine what AI means for younger learners, foundational skill development, classroom routines, and healthy technology use.


This practical, educator-focused session helps elementary teachers build a clear understanding of AI and its growing role in education, while keeping child development, relationships, creativity, and foundational learning at the centre of the conversation. Participants will explore age-appropriate classroom applications, teacher workflow supports, literacy and differentiation opportunities, family communication, and thoughtful boundaries around student AI use.


Rather than focusing on hype or fear, this session emphasizes clarity, balance, and practical strategies elementary educators can use immediately in real K-7 classrooms.


Length: 90-minutes OR 2 hours
Grade level: Elementary teachers

Ideal for: Beginners, intermediate, advanced
Prerequisites: None

Today’s elementary students are growing up in a world where artificial intelligence is becoming part of everyday life (Alexa, Siri, Google, etc.) — often before they fully understand how it works. As AI tools become more common in homes, schools, and online spaces, educators are being asked to think carefully about what young learners truly need in an increasingly automated world.


This thoughtful and practical session explores the opportunities, risks, and developmental questions surrounding AI in elementary education. Participants will examine how to protect foundational literacy, numeracy, creativity, curiosity, and critical thinking while also preparing students for a future shaped by rapidly changing technology.


The session also includes practical classroom applications, teacher workflow supports, and age-appropriate strategies for introducing conversations about AI in ways that are balanced, ethical, and human-centred.


Length: 2 hours
Grade level: Elementary teachers

Ideal for: Beginners, intermediate, advanced
Prerequisites: None

Artificial intelligence is arriving in schools faster than many systems are prepared for. Teachers are experimenting, students are already using AI tools, and school leaders are being asked to make decisions in an environment filled with uncertainty, hype, and rapidly changing technology.


This session is designed for school and district leaders who want a clearer, more thoughtful approach to AI implementation in education. Participants will explore the leadership, communication, policy, and cultural challenges schools face as AI becomes more integrated into teaching and learning.


Rather than focusing only on tools, this workshop examines the bigger questions schools need to navigate: academic integrity, staff alignment, responsible use, teacher workload, student readiness, and how to lead through technological change without creating fear, confusion, or unnecessary pressure.


The focus is practical, strategic, and human-centred — helping admin build clarity and confidence before rushing into decisions.


Length: 2 hours OR 4 hours
Grade level: HS + MS  admin + District staff

Ideal for: Intermediate, advanced
Prerequisites: AI in the Classroom

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