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The ASE is delighted to be hosting its’ 2027 Annual Conference at the University of Northampton from 7th to 9th January.


Thursday January 7, 2027 11:15 - 12:10 GMT
The session will explore how student teachers currently use generative AI critically, ethically and practically as part of their developing professional practice. Rather than presenting generative AI as a shortcut or a threat, the session will position AI as a tool that requires teacher judgement, subject knowledge and careful pedagogical decision-making. The session will highlight research conducted into how student teachers currently use generative AI in their teaching practice.


Participants will be able to:
- describe emerging patterns in how student teachers are using generative AI in their preparation, planning and professional learning;
- identify key opportunities, concerns and support needs arising from student teachers’ current AI use;
- evaluate AI-generated educational materials using criteria such as accuracy, appropriateness, inclusion, bias and pedagogical value;
- distinguish between AI use that supports professional learning and AI use that risks over-reliance or weak pedagogical decision-making;
Speakers
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Ryan Gallagher

Programme Director in Science Education, University College Cork, Ireland

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Stephen Murphy

Deputy Programme Director in Science Education, University College Cork, Ireland
Thursday January 7, 2027 11:15 - 12:10 GMT
LH322 (Learning Hub Level 3)

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