Give the next generation better questions to grow into.
An AI-written answer can turn a familiar assignment into an unfamiliar challenge. What should learners practice? How should they demonstrate understanding? Where does a teacher’s judgment become even more valuable? Matt brings a perspective on technology and generational change to the choices facing educators, institutions, and the people designing what learning comes next.
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Big ideas. A very awake room.
What makes Matt's Education keynote different
Start with what students should understand.
Explore how access to AI could affect research, writing, and problem-solving. Identify the knowledge and habits learners need to build, then examine how assignments can make their thinking visible.
Keep curiosity in the curriculum.
Consider the role of questions, source evaluation, and discussion when a fluent answer is easy to produce. Frame practical ways to help learners examine what they receive and explain the conclusions they reach.
Make room for the work of teaching.
Discuss where AI might assist preparation, communication, and administration. Choose use cases by their educational purpose, with attention to accuracy, access, and the professional judgment needed to support different learners.
The interesting part is what it means for you.
A keynote becomes useful when people can see their own business in it. Matt uses stories, examples, and demonstrations to help audiences consider how change could affect their customers and their work.
Let the people in the room tell you.
Perspectives from event organizers and business leaders who have worked with Matt.
A clearer view. A better next move.
Start with what students should understand.
Explore how access to AI could affect research, writing, and problem-solving. Identify the knowledge and habits learners need to build, then examine how assignments can make their thinking visible.
Keep curiosity in the curriculum.
Consider the role of questions, source evaluation, and discussion when a fluent answer is easy to produce. Frame practical ways to help learners examine what they receive and explain the conclusions they reach.
Make room for the work of teaching.
Discuss where AI might assist preparation, communication, and administration. Choose use cases by their educational purpose, with attention to accuracy, access, and the professional judgment needed to support different learners.
A clearer view. A better next move.
Start with what students should understand.
Explore how access to AI could affect research, writing, and problem-solving. Identify the knowledge and habits learners need to build, then examine how assignments can make their thinking visible.
Keep curiosity in the curriculum.
Consider the role of questions, source evaluation, and discussion when a fluent answer is easy to produce. Frame practical ways to help learners examine what they receive and explain the conclusions they reach.
Make room for the work of teaching.
Discuss where AI might assist preparation, communication, and administration. Choose use cases by their educational purpose, with attention to accuracy, access, and the professional judgment needed to support different learners.
Big ideas. A very awake room.
See Matt connect the dots between technology, culture, and the people your business depends on. Watch the ideas come to life on stage.
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Your industry has questions. Let’s start there.
Tell us what is changing for your customers and what your audience needs to work through.
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