1️⃣ OVERVIEW
1️⃣ Asset-Driven Teaching: The Power of Seeing Strengths
The Asset-Driven Teaching Accelerator focuses on shifting from identifying what students lack to recognizing and amplifying what they bring. When teachers start from strengths (such as skills, cultures, interests, and identities), learning becomes more personal, equitable, and engaging.
2️⃣ How AI Supports Asset-Driven Teaching
AI can help teachers uncover patterns in student work, celebrate growth, and personalize learning pathways that highlight individual strengths. Used thoughtfully, it reinforces the idea that every learner has assets worth recognizing, not deficits to fix.
3️⃣ What You’ll Explore in This Module
In this module, you’ll:
Reframe feedback and prompts through an asset-based lens
Explore how AI tools can amplify student voice and agency
Create strategies that celebrate student identity and achievement
2️⃣ EXPLORE
Below is a Canva slide deck to help you learn more about today's content focus. This learning is just scratching the surface of the Student Engagement Accelerators and the connections to AI, not a comprehensive overview. Click on the button below to view the slide deck in a new tab.
Slide 1: Slide Deck Link bit.ly/etc25-assetdriven
Slide 5: Student Engagement Chatbot
Slide 17: Podcast
Slide 17: Video
Slide 18: AI Lens Flip
Slide 18: The Human Advantage Gemini Gem
Slide 18: The Strength of Every Story Storybook
Slide 18: Asset-Driven Teaching and AI Room
EdTech Cheer 2025 Course Overview, Prompts, and Info bit.ly/etc25-resources
3️⃣ CREATE
This module isn’t just about learning, it’s about doing. You’ll take what you’ve learned about AI and ASSET-DRIVEN TEACHING and turn it into something that impacts your classroom or professional practice.
To receive credit for this module, you’ll need to apply what you’ve learned by creating a resource, application, or other kind of demonstration of learning. Your creation shows how you’re using AI to strengthen relationships with students.
On the Reflection form below, you will be asked to share a link to what you created as part of your reflection to receive 1 SCECH credit for your learning around this topic. Please make sure the link you share is publicly viewable and does not contain any Personally Identifiable Information (PII).
✅ Explored the content
✅ Tried an activity or tool
✅ Created something (lesson, strategy, prompt, etc.)
⭐ Reflect on your learning and share your application (by providing a publicly accessible link) – This final piece earns your SCECH credit!
4️⃣ REFLECT
⬇️ Reflection and Question ⬇️
My biggest takeaway, an unexpected thought, or an existing practice I'd like to share around this topic is...
Additional Notes
🧑💻 Please keep in mind that this learning experience is targeted towards K-12 educators, so some ideas and applications may be a better fit than others. Educators know their students best and alterations or scaffolds may be needed.
📋 It is important that you investigate the privacy statements of tools before using them with students. Some have varying age levels for use or may not be COPPA, FERPA, or GDPR compliant. Please use discretion and check the individual Privacy Policies and Terms of Use when using tools shared in this learning experience as policies might change from the time of publication. You may also check Kent ISD's Privacy and Safety Checks to determine if a tool is safe to use and if so, at what grade levels.