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Speakers and Sessions
Keynote Speaker: Antonio VivaExecutive Director and Advisor at Artisans Asylum and Senior Associate, Leadership+Design 
presenting:
A New
Lens on Headship: Developing an Artists' Mindset and the Importance of a
Personal Practice Step into a transformative learning experience with our workshop, "A New Lens on Headship: Developing a Beginner's Mindset and the Importance of a Personal Practice." Designed for forward-thinking school leaders, this immersive session invites you to reimagine your approach to headship. Through interactive discussions, real-world case studies, and practical exercises, we'll explore the power of embracing a beginner's mindset – a lens that fosters innovation, adaptability, and continuous growth. You'll gain insights into breaking free from conventional thinking, igniting creativity, and navigating challenges with renewed enthusiasm.But that's not all. We'll delve into the pivotal aspect of personal practice, emphasizing the profound impact of self-care on leadership effectiveness. By prioritizing your well-being, you'll discover how to lead authentically, inspire your team, and create a sustainable, thriving school environment.Join us to shift your perspective, elevate your leadership, and embark on a journey of self-discovery that will transform not only your professional role but also your personal fulfillment.
About Antonio Viva
This summer Antonio Viva officially joined the Leadership+Design team after serving as a board member and a long-time collaborator on projects and programs. Before L+D, Antonio spent 12 years as the Head of School at Walnut Hill School for the Arts in Natick, MA. Last year, Antonio served as the Executive Director of Artisans Asylum, one of the oldest and largest maker-spaces in the United States. A child of immigrants and a first-generation college student, Antonio has dedicated his life to promoting diversity and inclusion. His passion for this work began during his undergraduate years at Union College in Schenectady, NY, and continued throughout his career as a public school arts teacher. Antonio is a sought-after speaker where he addresses topics such as understanding global risks, fostering creativity, design, and effective leadership. Antonio has been featured by numerous regional independent school associations across the United States and has worked as an executive coach and advisor. Antonio resides in the Boston suburbs with his family and two cats and maintains his personal art studio at Artisans Asylum. & Workshop Facilitator: Jim DunniganInstructor, Arizona State University's Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College andMember of the AI Learning Futures Collaborative at ASU 
presenting:
Transforming Schools with AI & ChatGPT: Navigating the Changing Educational Landscape ChatGPT and other AI tools are rapidly evolving and transforming education. This session will examine the immediate and long-term impacts of artificial intelligence on teaching and learning. We will discuss ways you can transform your school to embrace these new technologies in order to better equip and train your teachers and personalize the learning experience for your students. Learn how to navigate the AI landscape and leverage its transformative potential. About Jim Dunnigan Instructor at Arizona State University's Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College. Member of the AI Learning Futures Collaborative at ASU and faculty lead on developing emerging programs in Human Creativity, Enhanced Learning, and AI in the College of Education. Through his extensive experience teaching in K-12 schools, a decade of teaching in masters and doctoral programs for teacher education, and his foundational experience designing and managing software products, Jim brings a unique perspective and knowledge in integrating technology and artificial intelligence into education to enhance teaching and learning. Back To Event Page
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