How to build thinking and literacy into your 2027-28 curriculum map
Where AI helps, and where it quietly replaces student thinking
A first look at the LEARNERS roles and free classroom kits
Hosted by Rosvinder Kaur
Curriculum strategist · Singapore
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Your host
Rosvinder Kaur
Curriculum strategist and English language specialist in Singapore, with 20 years in education, 18 of them at the Ministry of Education, Singapore. Rosvinder has written national English curriculum and made it work in a classroom on Monday morning. She created the LEARNERS AI Framework so schools can keep thinking at the centre, with or without AI.
Inspiring Teachers of English Award, 2012
Former curriculum planner, Curriculum Planning and Development Division, MOE Singapore
“Ten minutes, and I had a clearer picture of where we stood than after three staff meetings about our AI strategy.”
Mr Ali Azhah School leader, Jordan
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I appreciate how the seminar openly discussed the limitations and concerns about AI instead of only focusing on its advantages… while still valuing human interaction and critical thinking.
Emelyn Cangrejo Teacher, Dubai School Al Barsha, Dubai Common Core Bootcamp, UAE · May 2026
Questions
Before you register
Is the webinar free?
Yes. Registration is free, and you only need your name and email.
Who is it for?
School leaders, curriculum and department heads, and teachers planning their 2027-28 curriculum for literacy, thinking and AI.
What time is it where I am?
Thursday 19 November 2026: 7:30 PM Singapore, 6:30 PM Bangkok, 3:30 PM Dubai. The calendar invite in your confirmation email shows your local time.
How long is it?
45 minutes, plus 15 minutes of questions and answers.
Can I watch it later?
A replay will be shared after the session, so register even if you can’t make the live time.
