Education in the Age of AI: Power of Slow Education for International Students’ Success
Part of Fall 2026 CoTESOL Convention
Sunday 10 May 2026·3:50 pm
Drawing on students’ practice of slow looking in freshman writing courses, this presentation demonstrates the power of “slow looking” as a tool for mindfulness and discovery, helping students develop insights and knowledge that are valuable both in educational settings and in their personal lives. Audience: Adult Education (AE); Teacher Education/Action Research (TE/AR); Content Area (CA); Secondary Education (SE)
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