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In this session, Stephanie unveils what research really says about the links between traditional literacy skills, neuroplasticity and the use of technology and AI for learners. As a researcher and co-author in the field of education, Stephanie explains why, in the age of AI, both the traditional and the modern - the old and the new - can, and must, coexist in future classrooms. Stephanie shares insightful and information ways that teachers, parents and leaders can ensure the future success of all students where literacy skills are concerned while simultaneously creating a diverse and rich practical experience using technology in learning.

This presentation will explore innovative strategies for embedding grammar pedagogy naturally within English lessons, moving away from isolated grammar drills and towards a more integrated, contextual approach. By examining how grammar shapes meaning in literature, creative writing, and everyday communication, this session will demonstrate how to make grammar instruction engaging and relevant. It will highlight practical classroom techniques for incorporating grammar into text analysis, writing tasks, and discussion, showing how grammar can empower students to become more precise, confident communicators