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Intuition to Intelligence: Scaffolding AI Literacy

In this model lesson, participants will experience a classroom-ready approach to developing AI literacy through intentional scaffolding. Using techniques from my “Introduction to Artificial Intelligence” course, we will move through a structured learning sequence that connects intuitive reasoning to intelligent systems. From there, the focus shifts to how AI systems are trained, how data influences outcomes, and where bias can surface. Participants will see how purposeful scaffolding strengthens student understanding of AI and leave with practical strategies they can adapt for their own classrooms.

Facilitated By

Jauwaid Farouq

HS Computer Science Teacher and FIRST Robotics Advisor, Saigon South International School

Jauwaid is a High School Computer Science teacher with over a decade of experience inspiring the next generation of innovators. An established AP and IB Computer Science instructor, he is now at the forefront of piloting new curriculums in Artificial Intelligence, empowering students to explore cutting-edge technologies. Jauwaid’s global teaching journey spans the United States, South Korea, Egypt, Poland, and Vietnam.
In his free time he enjoys basketball, scuba diving, music production, and Vietnamese cuisine–with phở tái chín, bún thịt nướng, and bún bò Huế being some of his favorites. He is an avid supporter of all athletics at his alma mater, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

Other Sessions in Yokohama

  • Beyond Academics: How AI Drives Student Engagement, Communication, and Confidence at Scale

    Lorraine Sin, LMHC

  • AI Personas for Empathic Design

    Brycen Davis

  • Teaching in the Gap: AI, Bias, and Building Adaptive Learners

    Ryan Tannenbaum

  • AI and Creativity (What helps, what hurts, and what to do about it)

    Fuad Hasanagić

  • Admissions’ AI Policies: Who Benefits, Who falls Behind, What Counselors Need to Clarify

    Andy Tonsing

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