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Educator Pathway

This working session empowers educators to move from accidental outcomes to intentional design, exploring how to dismantle gatekeeping practices like traditional grading and how to leverage modern tools, like AI, to actively build student confidence and STEM expertise.

Industry Leader Pathway

Most organizations promote people for technical expertise — then expect them to instantly communicate strategically, manage change, develop talent, and lead teams. This session gives industry leaders a concrete framework for distinguishing business skills (communication, task management, change management) from people management skills (managing, coaching, and leading) — and a candid audit of whether your systems are actually building both.

Parent Pathway

Supporting Expertise at Home

Families play a powerful role in a student's STEM journey; this session provides parents with the language, tools, and AI literacy needed to build their child's confidence, ask the right questions, and advocate for their future without needing to be a STEM expert themselves.

Student Pathway
Designed to demystify the future of STEM, this session helps students understand how expertise is actually built over time, how to advocate for the support they need, and how to take control of emerging technologies like AI to elevate their own learning.

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Pathway Sessions

Who Needs to Be in the Room

Industry Leader Pathway

Supporting Expertise at Home

Student PathwayDesigned to demystify the future of STEM, this session helps students understand how expertise is actually built over time, how to advocate for the support they need, and how to take control of emerging technologies like AI to elevate their own learning.

Student Pathway
Designed to demystify the future of STEM, this session helps students understand how expertise is actually built over time, how to advocate for the support they need, and how to take control of emerging technologies like AI to elevate their own learning.