The AI Writing Revolution: Designing Authentic Writing in an AI World

27 Jan 2027
Classroom Leaders
As generative AI reshapes the writing landscape, educators face a critical question: how do we develop authentic thinkers and writers when AI can generate text instantly? This poster presentation moves beyond AI detection to intentional instructional design, exploring how teachers can use AI as an instructional partner to strengthen writing, revision, critical thinking and student ownership. Drawing on classroom practice and emerging research, examine practical strategies for integrating AI into the writing process for idea generation, questioning, feedback and citation development while maintaining rigor, academic integrity and authentic student voice, without replacing the cognitive work that leads to learning. Special attention is given to multilingual learners and other students who benefit from language scaffolds, vocabulary support and differentiated feedback. You will leave with classroom-ready strategies, adaptable prompts, writing routines and a framework for designing future-ready writing experiences, all of which can be implemented with virtually any generative AI tool available to educators and students.
Speakers
David Dunn
David Dunn, Principal - Shadow Hills High School
Amelia Zaiser
Amelia Zaiser, Co-Founder, Campus AI Coach, and Teacher - 4 Pillars Learning Lab

Access Type

All Registration Types Permitted

Content Topic

ELA/Literacy

Curriculum Area

English Language Arts (including reading)

Session Type

Poster Presentations

Education Challenges

Engaging Learning Experiences

EdTech Product

Educator Curriculum & Instructional Technology,Future Learning Technology (STEAM),Student Learning Technology