National Legislative Seminar: March 10-13, 2024- 3 day seminar
Please attend The National Legislative Seminar, presented by the DKG US Forum, March 10-13, 2024 in Washington D.C. The cost is $340 per person, including 6 meals, phenomenal speakers and panelists, a trip to Capitol Hill to meet with representatives. Learn to be an advocate and become a woman poised for legislative action. Guests are welcome to participate in the seminar. Please sign up guests, separately price of $340, on a separate registration form.
Travel accommodations, hotel room, and optional tours are separate costs after the registration price. The hotel room is $129 per night, and the room sleeps two comfortably..
Please attend The National Legislative Seminar, presented by the DKG US Forum, March 10-13, 2024 in Washington D.C. The cost is $340 per person, including 6 meals, phenomenal speakers and panelists, a trip to Capitol Hill to meet with representatives. Learn to be an advocate and become a woman poised for legislative action. Guests are welcome to participate in the seminar. Please sign up guests, separately price of $340, on a separate registration form.
Travel accommodations, hotel room, and optional tours are separate costs after the registration price. The hotel room is $129 per night, and the room sleeps two comfortably..
Please attend The National Legislative Seminar, presented by the DKG US Forum, March 10-13, 2024 in Washington D.C. The cost is $340 per person, including 6 meals, phenomenal speakers and panelists, a trip to Capitol Hill to meet with representatives. Learn to be an advocate and become a woman poised for legislative action. Guests are welcome to participate in the seminar. Please sign up guests, separately price of $340, on a separate registration form.
Travel accommodations, hotel room, and optional tours are separate costs after the registration price. The hotel room is $129 per night, and the room sleeps two comfortably..
Start off with Table Talks about Legislation on Sunday, March 10 afternoon. Dinner will be served at the Hotel. Enjoy “The Role of AI systems in Today’s Classrooms” Sunday evening, March 10th at 6:30 PM
Presenter: Rob Weil, Director of Field Programs in the Educational Issues Department of the American Federation of Teachers. Rob taught high school math in Colorado for 20 years and has been with AFT since 2001.
“There is a lot of speculation regarding the future of teaching and learning in K-12 education, especially with recent developments in technology. The world-wide release of ChatGPT and other generative artificial intelligence platforms have created a plethora of new, even more difficult, questions. What role will these AI systems play in classrooms? What do students need to learn to succeed in an AI saturated world? How will teaching change? How do you strike a balance between teachers and machines? And obviously, will AI replace teachers or other education workers?”
When: Sunday, March 10, 2024, 6:30 p.m.
Monday, March 11, 2024 Attendees will journey to the Arlington Ceremony to be part of the laying of the wreath upon the tomb of the unknown soldier. This event is part of the registration fee for the full seminar or for those who choose Monday, as the one day Commuter registration. The wreath is purchased by DKG US Forum. For those who wish not to venture to Arlington, there will be a program at the hotel. The remainder of the day will feature a panel discussion of Working Conditions for Educators, plus time to prepare for the journey to the Hill on Tuesday.
Tuesday, March 12, in the morning, attendees will head for Capitol Hill to speak with Congressional Representatives and Senators from their respective states. State delegations are to make arrangement for meeting with their representatives and staff. Dinner will be served at the hotel. Tuesday evening is dedicated to “An Evening with The Arts” presented by two museum professionals, Tondra J. Odom, President of DKG, DC and Marjorie Mitzner, Museum Educator.
More program surprises and highlights are on the way. Remember registration and room booking begins October 31.