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1. Background and Rationale

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming the way teachers plan lessons, engage learners, assess learning outcomes, and manage classroom tasks.​ Across the Philippines, many educators are already experimenting with AI-powered tools to improve teaching effectiveness, personalize learning, and prepare students for a fast-changing world.

To highlight and learn from these emerging practices, Knowledge Community Inc. (KCI) invites teachers, school leaders, and education practitioners to share real-world experiences on the use of AI in education through a national Call for Teacher Presentations.

This platform aims to showcase innovative, responsible, and practical applications of AI that support teacher and learners in Philippine schools.

2. Objectives of the Call

The Call for Presentation seeks to:

  • Highlight teacher-led innovations in using AI for teaching and learning

  • Share practical classroom strategies and tools that enhance student engagement 

  • Promote responsible and ethical AI use in education

  • Encourage peer learning and collaboration among Filipino educators

  • Support schools in developing AI-ready teaching practices and learning environments

3. Who Can Submit

We welcome presentation proposals from:

  • Basic Education Teachers (Kindergarten to Senior High School)

  • TVET Trainers and Instructors

  • Schools Heads and Academic Coordinators

  • Teacher Educators and Pre-Service Training Institutions

  • Education Technology and Innovation Leaders

  • Education Researchers conducting classroom-based studies

Submissions from public schools, private schools, rural schools, and home-schooling communities are strong encouraged.

4. Presentation Topics

Submitted entries should fall under any of the six categories:

A. AI for Everyday Teaching Practice

  • AI as a teaching assistant for lesson planning and resource development

  • Reducing teacher workload through AI-supported tasks

  • AI for differentiated instruction and learner support

B. AI for Student Learning and Engagement

  • Personalized learning using AI tools

  • Student use of AI for research, writing, and projects

  • AI for creativity: storytelling, art, video, and multimedia learning

C. AI in Assessment and Feedback

  • AI-supported formative assessment

  • Providing better feedback while maintaining teacher judgment

  • Learning analytics for tracking student progress

D. AI in Subject-Specific Teaching

  • AI in Language, Reading, and Literacy

  • AI in Mathematics instruction

  • AI in Science, STEM, and innovation projects

  • AI in Social Studies, Humanities, and Civic Learning

  • AI applications in TVET, industry skills, and worplace learning

E. Inclusion, Ethics, and Responsible Use

  • AI tools for learners with special needs

  • Teaching AI literacy and critical thinking

  • Preventing misuse: plagiarism, cheating, over-reliance

  • Data privacy and child protection in AI platforms

F. School Innovation and Leadership

  • Building an AI-ready school culture

  • Professional development models for teachers

  • Developing school-level AI policies and guidelines

5. Presentation Formats

A. Short Video Presentation (5-20 minutes)

A concise video demonstrating the use of AI in teaching and learning. The video should clearly present the classroom context, the AI tool or approach use, and key results or insights. This format is ideal for showcasing actual classroom practices or step-by-step demonstrations.

B. Slide Presentation (10-20 slides)

A structured presentation that explains the AI application, teaching strategy, and outcomes. Slides should be clear, practical, and visually engaging, with a focus on replicable practices that other teachers can adopt.

C. Case Study Paper (15-25 pages)

A detailed written case study documenting the use of AI in a classroom, school, or other learning environment setting. The paper should include context, objectives, methodology, tools used, implementation process, results, challenges, and lessons learned. Evidence of impact on teaching and learning is strongly encouraged.

6. Submission Requirements

A. General Information (required for all submissions)

1. Presentation Title

2. Presenter Information​

​- Full name

- School/Institution

- Position/Role

- Location (Region/Division)

3. Abstract (one page describing)

- The AI tool or approach used

- Classroom or school context

- Key outcomes, lessons learned, or student impact

4. Target level

- Elementary/ JHS/ SHS/ TVET/ Higher Education

B. Format-Specific Requirements

1. Short Video Presentation (5-20 minutes)​

- Video file or accessible link (e.g., Google Drive, YouTube or similar platform)

- Brief description of the video content (2-3 sentences)

- Optional: Supporting materials (lesson plan, screenshots, sample outputs)

2. Slide Presentation (10-20 slides)

- Presentation file (PPT or PDF)

- Slides should include

   + Context and objectives​

   + AI tool(s) used

   + Teaching process or strategy

   + Sample outputs or student work (if available)

   + Key results and insights

3. Case Study Paper (15-25 pages)

- Full paper (Word or PDF)

- Suggested structure:

   + Introduction and Context

   + Objectives of the AI use

   + Description of tools and methods

   + Implementation process

   + Results and evidence of impact

   + Challenges encountered

   + Lessons learned and recommendations

 

C. Additional Notes

- Entries may be submitted individually or as a group

- Selected presentaters may be requested to refine or adapt their submissions for posting in KCI's website, for webinar presentation to fellow teachers, and possibly during the Next Generation of Teachers Conference (late-2026 or mid-2027).

7. Selection Criteria

Proposals will be reviewed based on:

 

  • Relevance to AI in teaching and learning

  • Practical value and classroom applicability

  • Innovation and creativity

  • Responsible and ethical use of AI

  • Potential for replication across Philippine schools

  • Evidence of impact on learners and teachers

 

8. Important Dates

  • Deadline for Submission of Proposals:
    Every end of the month

  • Notification of Accepted Presenters:
    Every 3rd Monday of the month

  • Presentation Event Dates: 
    To be announced

9. Recognition and Opportunities

Selected presenters will receive:

  • Cash incentive of Php 5,000

  • Certificate of Presentation from KCI

  • National visibility for innovative teaching practices

  • Opportunity to be featured in KCI's website

  • Invitation to join future teacher innovation and AI learning communities

KCI believes Filipino teachers are at the forefront of educational transformation. Through this Call for Presentations, we aim to build a community of educators who are shaping the future of learning -- responsibly, creatively, and inclusively -- through the thoughtful use of AI.

We look forward to learning from your experiences and innovations. 

Submit your proposal (see email address below, Subject Line: Call for Presentation + your name) and be part of the national conversation on AI in education.

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