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Gathering the most renowned educationists, EdTech innovators, policymakers, and researchers, The Education 2.0 reimagines the education space and looks for innovative solutions to the most pressing problems impacting learning and teaching on a global level. It aspires to offer its stage to education leaders with inspiring stories, journeys and perspectives and promote networking and collaboration between like-minded peers. The conference will also spotlight disruptive technologies, tools and practices that have the potential to reshape the future of learning as we know it.

Given the critical role of education in empowering young minds, raising the quality of lives of millions around the world and creating a better, brighter tomorrow, we hope to fuel dialogue and drive change in this sector.

Event Date

Feb 14-16, 2022

Event Date

Mar 15-17, 2022

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Agenda

Event Location

Dubai, UAE

Las Vegas, USA

  • Registration, Morning Coffee, And Refreshments

    Start the day on a refreshing note with a cup of coffee and light bites. Mingle with fellow attendees, settle in, and get ready for an insightful day ahead. This is the perfect time to make introductions and ease into the event atmosphere.

  • Opening Note: — Education 2.0 Conference Dubai, 2025

    This three-day ed-tech summit opens with an insightful note, setting the stage for engaging discussions on the future of learning. This session introduces key themes, highlights emerging trends, and shares a vision for meaningful change in the education industry.

  • Panel Discussion: Education Utopias Vs. Realities: What If We Just Started Over?

    If we could redesign education from scratch, what would it look like? While visionary models offer glimpses of an ideal future, the path to implementation is often tangled in real-world constraints. This session brings together leading voices in the industry to reimagine what’s possible, confront the friction between ambition and practicality, and uncover strategies that move us closer to a more effective and equitable system.

    Speakers:

    Dr. Suniti Vadalkar

    Adele O'Doherty

  • SPEAKERS FINALIZED

    Keynote: TBD

    Speakers:

    Tandria Callins

  • Panel Discussion: The Role Of Innovation In Shaping UAE's Education Landscape

    The UAE’s education sector is expected to grow by $5.1 billion between 2025 and 2029, driven by rising student enrollment and early education initiatives. With immersive learning, smart classrooms, and digital tools transforming education, innovation is shaping future-ready students. This thought-provoking discussion will outline how these advancements enhance learning, tackle potential roadblocks, and reshape the next era of education.

    Speakers:

    Nina Alag Suri

    Karmeshia Tuck

    Monzer Karhani

  • Recognition Session

    This session acknowledges changemakers driving real impact in learning and development. From innovative practices to community uplift, it honors individuals and organizations that lead with purpose and passion.

  • Lunch & Networking

    Our lunch and networking session provides an opportunity to unwind, connect, and exchange ideas with industry peers. Whether discussing insights from sessions or sparking new collaborations, this is the ideal opportunity to build meaningful connections in a relaxed setting.

  • SPEAKERS FINALIZED

    Keynote: Homeless To Harvard: The Power Of Educational Champions In Your Life!

    Pamela will take the stage to share an inspiring story of perseverance, purpose, and the life-changing influence of educational champions. This keynote will reflect on how guidance, belief, and timely support can help individuals rise above adversity and pursue paths they once thought impossible.

    Speakers:

    Pamela Furr

  • SPEAKERS FINALIZED

    Panel Discussion: Breaking Down The Basics: How To Introduce AI Concepts To Beginners?

    In this dynamic session, panelists will delve into the foundational aspects of intelligent systems, offering practical strategies to make complex technological concepts accessible to novices. Through interactive demonstrations and real-world examples, they will showcase methods to spark curiosity and encourage critical thinking among learners. Attendees will gain insights into simplifying intricate ideas, ensuring that participants leave equipped to inspire and guide newcomers through the evolving landscape of smart technologies.

    Speakers:

    Yijie	Liu

    Siham Mousa Alhaider

    Omar Valerio

    Dr. Ricarte “Ray” Jr. Gapuz

    Yuk Shan Mary To

  • Panel Discussion: Parental Pressure Vs. Peer Pressure: Understanding The Mental Health Stressors For Students

    Which weighs heavier on a student’s mind—parental expectations or peer influence? The pressure to meet academic goals, fit in socially, and live up to others’ standards often places a significant burden on students’ mental health. Navigating this dual dynamic can lead to anxiety, burnout, and emotional strain. In this session, experts will investigate the impact of these pressures, how they show up in students’ behavior, and what schools, families, and communities can do to build a healthier, more supportive learning environment.

    Speakers:

    Thuraya Succar

    Ute	Pfeifer

    Dulce Amor Marcelino

  • SPEAKERS FINALIZED

    Keynote: Efficient English Learning System For Non-Native Speakers

    Over 1.5 billion people are learning English worldwide, yet many struggle with fluency despite years of study. This session dives into what makes English learning truly effective for non-native speakers. Explore innovative systems, tech-enabled tools, and neuroscience-backed strategies that accelerate language acquisition while building confidence and real-world communication skills.

    Speakers:

    Yuk Shan Mary To

  • SPEAKERS FINALIZED

    Fireside Chat: The Human Touch In The Virtual Classroom: Preserving Empathy And Connection In AI-Augmented Personalized Education

    As AI continues to personalize education, preserving the human element becomes more important than ever. This fireside chat explores how empathy, connection, and emotional intelligence can be maintained in AI-augmented virtual classrooms. Speakers will discuss how technology can support the human touch and ensure meaningful interactions remain at the heart of digital learning experiences.

    Speakers:

    Dr. Rajashree Krishnaswamy

    Johann Sievering

    Jainam Khar

  • Fireside Chat: The Creativity Quotient: Why It’s The Ultimate Skill In A Data-Driven World

    In a world driven by data and automation, the ability to think outside the box fuels true innovation. Problem-solving, adaptability, and originality are now essential across industries. This fireside chat will explore why creative thinking is a competitive edge and share approaches to developing it across roles. Attendees can expect takeaways on nurturing this skill in educators, students, and professionals navigating constant change.

    Speakers:

    Nirali Bhukhanwala

    Suniti Vadalkar

  • Recognition Session

    It's time to celebrate the creative minds leading the way in education. We acknowledge the experts whose fresh ideas and the meaningful changes they have brought are shaping the future of how we learn and making a real impact in our field.

  • Networking Hour

    The networking hour is your chance to meet industry leaders, exchange insights, and spark collaborations. Whether seeking partnerships or fresh ideas, this session opens doors to meaningful connections that last beyond the event.

Note: The timing and topics of sessions are subject to changes depending on speakers’ availability or other unforeseen circumstances.

  • Registration, Morning Coffee, And Refreshments

    As day 2 gets underway, our edutech summit offers an opportunity to ease into the day with a warm cup of coffee, light refreshments, and casual networking. It’s an ideal moment to check in, reconnect with peers, and set a positive tone for a full day of engaging sessions and valuable takeaways.

  • SPEAKERS FINALIZED

    Panel Discussion: Internships, Apprenticeships, And Beyond: Building Seamless Pathways Between Universities And Workplace

    How can students move confidently from academic environments into professional roles? As degrees alone no longer guarantee readiness, immersive opportunities like internships and apprenticeships are becoming essential. This session gathers together leaders reimagining how academia and industry collaborate. Attendees will hear actionable ideas on bridging the skills gap, cultivating meaningful mentorship, and launching initiatives that provide graduates with the tools and connections to succeed beyond the classroom.

    Speakers:

    Nikolay Hristov Mitev

    Dr. Niteen Pawar

    Moulik Mahendra Zaveri

    Gladwyn Victor

    Abhishek Kumar

  • Keynote: TBD

  • Panel Discussion: Community-Based Learning: Reviving The Village Model Of Education

    This session at our education summit showcases how education can flourish when communities play an active role in the learning process. The Village Model emphasizes local mentorship, intergenerational involvement, and hands-on experiences that help students develop life skills, increase engagement, and build a strong support system. Panelists will highlight the tangible benefits of this approach and share practical ways to integrate community resources into everyday learning.

    Speakers:

    Jamilah Hud Kirk

    Mona Abdulrahim-Santl

    Adele O'Doherty

    Huda Garib

  • Panel Discussion: Who Gets To Be A Genius? The Unspoken Biases In Math & IQ Testing

    How accurately do we measure intelligence, and what role do societal factors play in its perception? Math tests and IQ scores have long been used to define talent, but hidden biases often determine who is identified as gifted. This session uncovers the systemic barriers in intelligence testing, from socioeconomic disparities to cultural biases, and evaluates how schools can create more equitable opportunities for students.

    Speakers:

    Lloyd Pio Apsay

    Jem Herald Deliarte

    Monique Canez

    Roy Gorris

    Andres Burrola

  • Recognition Session

    This session highlights the pioneers advancing education through fresh ideas and forward-thinking solutions. Their impact is driving real change, and this moment is about celebrating their lasting influence.

  • Lunch & Networking

    Step away from the sessions and enjoy a relaxed lunch with peers who share your passion for learning and innovation. It's the perfect opportunity to exchange ideas, share experiences, and spark conversations that inspire—all while recharging for an exciting afternoon ahead.

  • Business Card Exchange Session

    This quick, high-energy networking break is designed to help you make meaningful connections. Exchange business cards, share ideas, and connect with professionals across the education and innovation space—laying the groundwork for future collaborations and conversations.

  • SPEAKERS FINALIZED

    Keynote: Prevention Begins With Us: Recovery Coaching For Schools, Workplaces, Communities, And The World

    Discover how the heart of recovery coaching — compassion, connection, and community — can inspire positive change everywhere, from classrooms and offices to neighborhoods and nations. Explore how these principles can help schools and workplaces become safe, supportive spaces while also sparking a broader cultural shift where prevention thrives, stigma fades, and people worldwide are empowered to heal, grow, and lead. This session invites you to rethink your role as a global recovery ally. It equips you with the mindset and practical tools to strengthen wellbeing not just in your school or organization, but across the communities and world you touch.

    Speakers:

    Naetha Uren

  • Panel Discussion: Special Education Needs: Inclusive Practices That Work

    How can we make education truly inclusive for all learners? Creating environments where every student feels seen, supported, and empowered goes far beyond checkboxes and accommodations. This session will spotlight transformative strategies, success stories, and practical approaches that are reshaping the learning experience for students with special education needs. Hear from changemakers who are breaking down barriers, championing accessibility, and helping all learners thrive—both in the classroom and beyond.

    Speakers:

    Thuraya	Succar

    Karmeshia Tuck

    Dima Naim Mohammad Abusharkh

  • Panel Discussion: Are Schools Responsible For Teaching Values Or Should That Be Left To Families?

    Can schools and families work together to shape the values that guide students through life? Education is about more than just academics; it's about building ethics, responsibility, and social awareness. This panel will dive into the power of collaboration between schools and families to nurture well-rounded individuals. Discover how educators can play a pivotal role in character-building and how values-based learning shapes students' development, equipping them for success in every aspect of life.

    Speakers:

    Nilofer Masoom

  • Panel Discussion: How AI Is Changing The Game For Education 4.0

    AI is transforming education with personalized learning, smart tutoring, and automated grading. But with these advancements, what challenges do educators face? One pressing concern is how to maintain the human connection that supports social-emotional learning and strong teacher-student relationships. This session will delve into how education systems can strike that balance while also exploring the risks, rewards, and innovations shaping AI-driven learning.

    Speakers:

    Siham Mousa Alhaider

    Johann Sievering

    Dr. Ricarte “Ray” Jr. Gapuz

    Siham Mousa Alhaider

  • Panel Discussion: The Humanities Advantage: Critical Thinking In A Clickbait World

    Are we losing the ability to think for ourselves in the age of clickbait? As sensational headlines and fast content loom on our screens, critical thinking has never been more important. The humanities provide the tools to question, analyze, and interpret information beyond the surface. This session delves into the intricacies of humanities education to combat misinformation, equipping individuals to navigate today’s data-driven world successfully.

  • Recognition Session

    Join us for a moment of celebration as we shine a spotlight on the pioneers who are transforming education. This session will recognize the visionary leaders, teams, and organizations that are making waves through innovation, dedication, and impactful change.

  • Networking Hour

    End the day by connecting with fellow professionals, innovators, and thought leaders in a relaxed, interactive setting. This is your chance to exchange ideas, discuss the latest trends, and expand your network with individuals who share your passion for education.

Note: The timing and topics of sessions are subject to changes depending on speakers’ availability or other unforeseen circumstances.

  • Registration, Morning Coffee, And Refreshments

    Start your morning with coffee, light refreshments, and casual networking before diving into the sessions ahead. As you prepare for the final day of the conference, take this opportunity to reconnect with peers, exchange ideas, and set the tone for a day filled with valuable insights and fresh perspectives.

  • Panel Discussion: Coding As A Core Subject: Necessary Or Overrated?

    Should coding be as fundamental as math and science in today’s classrooms? As technology continues to dominate industries, many argue that coding is an essential skill for the future, while others question its necessity for all students. This panel slot is dedicated to discussing coding's role in modern education, its impact on career readiness, and whether it truly belongs in every curriculum.

    Speakers:

    Mfon Uwa

  • Keynote: TBD

  • Panel Discussion: The Potential And Roadblocks Of AI In The Learning Landscape

    What does it take for AI to transform education truly? This panel will bring together educators, technologists, and policymakers to explore both the opportunities and the barriers shaping AI’s role in the learning landscape. From unlocking personalized pathways to addressing ethical and practical challenges, panelists will share diverse perspectives on what lies ahead and how institutions can harness AI responsibly while overcoming roadblocks to meaningful impact.

    Speakers:

    Hansjuerg Perino

    Karen Freberg

  • Panel Discussion: Preparing Students For Multiple Career Pathways

    As industries evolve and new opportunities emerge, preparing students for diverse career pathways is essential. In today’s rapidly changing job market, students must develop adaptable skills that go beyond traditional career tracks. The panel will highlight innovative approaches that will help equip learners for success in both current and emerging fields. Attendees will gain insights on how flexibility, critical thinking, and hands-on experience will play a key role in shaping future-ready career education.

    Speakers:

    Nazik Zaidan

    Shantanu Sen Sharma

    Syed Furquan Ahmed

  • Presentation: Breaking Limits: Shaping The Future Of Online Education In Life & Fitness Coaching

    Life and fitness coaching is entering a new era of digital transformation, and Alice Veglio is leading the charge. In this session, Alice shares how online education is breaking barriers, reaching global audiences, and driving real results. Attendees will discover strategies, tools, and inspiration to design impactful, scalable programs that empower clients and shape the future of coaching worldwide.

    Speakers:

    Alice Veglio

  • Recognition Session

    Let’s take a moment to celebrate those making a lasting impact in education. At our edutech conference, we honor leaders whose contributions, from transformative teaching methods to groundbreaking research, are shaping the future of learning in remarkable ways.

  • Lunch & Networking

    As the final day winds down, lunch becomes more than just a meal—it’s a chance to connect! Enjoy great food while exchanging insights, expanding your professional circle, and reflecting on key takeaways. Take a break from the sessions to engage in lively discussions and share insights, paving the way for future business collaborations.

  • Business Card Exchange Session

    Share your business card, introduce yourself, and start building meaningful relationships—all in just 10 minutes. Make the most of this time to connect with the right people!

  • Panel Discussion: Preserving Indigenous Knowledge Through Modern Education Systems

    Indigenous knowledge holds generations of wisdom, yet is often marginalized in modern education. As learning systems evolve, there is a growing need to recognize and integrate these perspectives into mainstream curricula. This session will discuss how educators and community leaders can work together to embed indigenous teachings in classrooms—preserving cultural heritage while enriching the educational experience for all learners.

  • Panel Discussion: The Role Of Research Collaborations In Driving Innovation Across Academia And Industry

    Innovation accelerates when academia and industry collaborate to bridge research with real-world challenges. This session will feature insights into how cross-sector partnerships can spark practical solutions, from discovery to application. Panelists will discuss common obstacles, share examples of successful collaborations, and offer strategies to strengthen research-driven innovation across both sectors.

    Speakers:

    Dima Naim Mohammad Abusharkh

  • SPEAKERS FINALIZED

    Panel Discussion: Preparing Students For A Globalized World: What Should Be Taught

    In today’s interconnected world, education must do more than just impart knowledge—it must prepare students for the complexities of a globalized workforce. As industries become increasingly diverse and interconnected, students need a skill set that includes cultural awareness, adaptability, and critical thinking. Panelists will discuss how education systems can integrate these skills into curricula to ensure students are ready to tackle global challenges with confidence.

    Speakers:

    Andika Putra Pratama

    Anke-Catharina Timm

    Mansour Javidan

    Dwayne Nathan Jack

    Punit Oza

  • Panel Discussion: How K-12 EdTech Will Change Learning For The Next Generation

    Is technology reshaping the way the next generation learns? From AI-driven personalization to interactive digital classrooms, K-12 EdTech is revolutionizing education by boosting engagement, improving accessibility, and equipping students for a tech-driven future. Panelists will examine how these innovations are transforming classroom experiences, address key implementation challenges, and consider their long-term impact on future-ready learning.

  • Vote Of Thanks

    As the Education 2.0 Conference concludes, we take a moment to express our heartfelt gratitude to our speakers, attendees, and organizers who made this experience unforgettable. From thought-provoking discussions to meaningful conversations, this event has been a celebration of ideas, innovation, and collaboration.

Note: The timing and topics of sessions are subject to changes depending on speakers’ availability or other unforeseen circumstances.

  • Registration, Morning Coffee, And Refreshments

    Ease into the day with a warm cup of coffee, light refreshments, and engaging conversations. Check in, meet fellow participants, and set the tone for a productive day ahead.

  • Opening Note: Education 2.0 Conference USA, 2026

    The Education 2.0 Conference USA 2026 welcomes attendees to our three-day ed-tech summit focused on innovation, collaboration, and transformative learning. The agenda highlights groundbreaking ideas, emerging trends, and visionary perspectives shaping the future of education, creating a dynamic environment for insights, networking, and knowledge exchange.

  • Panel Discussion: The Changing Definition Of College Readiness In A Digital World

    A diploma is no longer enough—college readiness has a new definition. Proficiency in digital tools and flexible problem-solving, among other skills, are now critical components of this academic shift. This panel will discuss how schools can cultivate a balanced mix of technical, cognitive, and interpersonal aptitudes to prepare students for the demands of the modern world.

    Speakers:

    Rod Meeker

    Sarah Williams

    Dr. Sonya Gaither

  • Keynote: TBD

  • Panel Discussion: Education Policy In 2026: What’s Working, What’s Broken, What’s Next?

    The education sector in 2026 is expected to stand at a critical crossroads, shaped by rapid tech integration, significant policy shifts, and other factors. While some reforms are positively impacting, new challenges are still emerging and raising concerns. This dedicated slot is set to explore revised industry policies, identify areas where systems are falling short, and highlight the reforms necessary to build a more equitable and adequate education landscape.

  • Recognition Session

    Let's acknowledge the lasting impact of professionals whose breakthrough teaching and impactful leadership have shaped and continue to define the education landscape.

  • Lunch & Networking

    Maximize your time by combining a refreshing lunch with an engaging networking session. This is an opportunity to interact with fellow educators, discuss industry challenges, and exchange ideas that could inspire innovations.

  • Business Card Exchange Session

    A quick exchange of business cards can open the door to meaningful professional relationships. Network with peers, explore ideas, and uncover opportunities for collaboration and growth.

  • Keynote: TBD

  • Panel Discussion: Are We Listening? Giving Students A Voice In Their Education

    The increasing integration of student input in the education system is supported by growing evidence that active learner participation significantly boosts engagement and outcomes. This panel discussion outlines the importance of student agency and explores how it can influence curriculum design and classroom practices. Attendees will gain strategies for building systems that truly reflect the needs of today’s diverse learners.

    Speakers:

    Twaski Simmons

  • Panel Discussion: Tapping Into The Billion-Dollar EdTech Industry

    With the global EdTech market projected to reach $404 billion by 2025, innovation is transforming classrooms and corporate training spaces. That said, it has become essential to focus on this market to maximize benefits. This panel conversation will unpack the major investment trends, the hurdles facing EdTech startups, and the groundbreaking ideas poised to redefine the future of learning.

  • Panel Discussion: The Language Of Self-Talk: Teaching Positive & Constructive Inner Dialogue

    Self-talk is the bedrock of confidence, resilience, and emotional well-being. Yet, in our schools, this fundamental skill rarely finds a place in the mainstream curriculum. This panel explores how educators can teach students to develop constructive inner dialogue, combat self-doubt, and build a mindset for success. Expect to learn practical strategies for incorporating positive self-talk into educational settings to help students thrive.

    Speakers:

    Sarah Hamidi

    Brittney Muth

  • Panel Discussion: Teaching Kids To Think Like CEOs

    What if kids were taught leadership, strategy, and decision-making as early as math and science? Traditional education often emphasizes memorization, but entrepreneurial thinking is just as vital. This panel slot outlines how educators can help cultivate critical thinking, problem-solving, and leadership skills from an early age. Explore how business acumen can position students for success across various future careers.

    Speakers:

    Susan Abraham

    Dip Patel

  • Recognition Session

    Education is driven by those who challenge the status quo and inspire change. This slot acknowledges outstanding contributions to education, from groundbreaking teaching strategies to leadership that transforms learning experiences.

  • Networking Hour

    Use this dedicated networking hour to engage with industry experts and fellow attendees. This slot represents your closing window for the day to share valuable insights, build lasting connections, and initiate potential future partnerships.

Note: The timing and topics of sessions are subject to changes depending on speakers’ availability or other unforeseen circumstances.

  • Registration, Morning Coffee, And Refreshments

    Begin the second day of our event with a seamless registration process, complemented by fresh coffee and light refreshments. Use this time to connect with fellow attendees, exchange ideas, and set the tone for a day filled with thought-provoking discussions and learning.

  • Panel Discussion: Education & The Culture Wars: Can Schools Stay Neutral?

    Can schools truly remain neutral in today’s polarized world? It’s a hard debate. This panel highlights the essential ways these institutions can effectively confront such discussions while striving to create inclusive and balanced learning environments. Expert panelists will share real-world experiences and highlight the challenges and opportunities that arise when addressing sensitive societal issues within classrooms.

    Speakers:

    Thomas Langtry

    Sarah Hamidi

  • Keynote: TBD

  • Panel Discussion: Internships, Apprenticeships & Experiential Learning In High Schools

    How can high school education evolve to be more practically relevant, actively engaging, and better aligned with real-world exigencies? Educational institutions are increasingly integrating experiential learning modalities, such as internships, apprenticeships, and project-based curricula, to facilitate career exploration. This session will examine the growing adoption of experiential education and its impact on student engagement and career preparedness.

    Speakers:

    Lisa Canning

  • Panel Discussion: Who Gets To Be A Genius? The Unspoken Biases In Math & IQ Testing

    How accurately do we measure intelligence, and what role do societal factors play in its perception? Math tests and IQ scores have long been used to define talent, but hidden biases often determine who is identified as gifted. This session uncovers the systemic barriers in intelligence testing, from socioeconomic disparities to cultural biases, and evaluates how schools can create more equitable opportunities for students.

  • Recognition Session

    This session honors those making a remarkable impact in education. By celebrating innovation, leadership, and dedication, we recognize experts who are shaping a stronger, more inclusive future for learners around the world.

  • Lunch & Networking

    A shared meal is a great way to build meaningful relationships, and this session allows you to do just that. Enjoy a satisfying lunch while engaging in casual discussions that help strengthen existing connections and open new opportunities for professional growth.

  • Business Card Exchange Session

    Take a few moments to introduce yourself, share your expertise, and make meaningful new connections. This dedicated networking break is designed to start fresh collaborations and expand your professional community in a relaxed setting.

  • Keynote: TBD

  • Panel Discussion: Defining Content Standards: Navigating Free Expression & Inclusive Education

    The connection between academic freedom and inclusive education, especially with changing content standards, presents a significant pedagogical challenge. This panel of experienced educators will critically discuss ways to establish defensible boundaries between these critical educational objectives. Gain expert insights to create an optimal and diverse learning environment.

  • Panel Discussion: Are We Expecting Too Much From Teachers & Not Enough From Systems?

    Across education systems, teachers are facing mounting pressures—from staffing shortages and unrealistic workloads to outdated policies. While educators are expected to take on increasingly expansive roles, the structural issues behind these challenges often go unaddressed. This session will explore how systemic shortcomings, policy gaps, and funding inequities, among other factors, contribute to burnout. Learn the essentials to create resilient and supportive environments for educators and students.

    Speakers:

    Dip Patel

  • Panel Discussion: Dismantling The "Gifted Vs. Struggling" Dichotomy & Valuing Diverse Learning Strengths

    Why are students still categorized as either excelling or falling behind? Traditional education often places learners into rigid groups, overlooking the unique talents and potential each student holds. In this session, leaders in the field will evaluate how schools can move beyond outdated classifications and champion a strengths-based approach to learning. This session will offer strategies for building flexible education models that recognize and nurture the diverse abilities.

    Speakers:

    Louise Debreczeny

  • Panel Discussion: Teaching Self-Compassion & Growth Mindset In A High-Pressure World

    In a world where challenges are constant, students with a growth mindset are more likely to see setbacks as opportunities to grow. Yet in high-pressure academic settings, many continue to struggle with fear of failure and self-doubt. This session focuses on how encouraging self-compassion and resilience in students can improve performance, support mental well-being, and build lasting confidence. This discussion will spotlight real-world practices that help students stay confident and motivated under pressure.

  • Recognition Session

    This break session is dedicated to celebrating the exceptional contributions of individuals and institutions in the education industry who are shaping the future of learning.

  • Networking Hour

    Whether you're looking for fresh ideas, business prospects, or professional alliances, this break session is designed to help you build valuable connections.

Note: The timing and topics of sessions are subject to changes depending on speakers’ availability or other unforeseen circumstances.

  • Registration, Morning Coffee, And Refreshments

    Fuel up with coffee and light bites as you register and connect with fellow participants. As the final day of our edutech summit begins, this is a perfect opportunity to introduce yourself, reflect on insights gathered so far, and set the tone for a day of limitless learning.

  • Panel Discussion: How Different Countries Approach Education & What The US Can Learn

    As the world reimagines education for the future, the US has a significant opportunity to address its persistent policy and practice challenges. Leading surveys suggest that education systems are testing new models emphasizing equity, adaptability, and future readiness. In this session, speakers will share notable education strategies and highlight what the US can borrow, adapt, or rethink to help students thrive in an evolving global landscape

  • SPEAKERS FINALIZED

    Keynote: TBD

    Speakers:

    Louise Debreczeny

  • Panel Discussion: Teaching Gen Alpha: Lessons From Instagram, YouTube & Gaming

    Gen Alpha children spend an average of 4.5 hours on screens daily, with 2.5 hours dedicated to social media alone. This deep digital engagement is shaping how they learn, communicate, and process information. In this session, speakers will examine how social media platforms and gaming environments are influencing Gen Alpha’s learning styles—and what schools can do to adapt. The conversation will also highlight strategies for integrating digital-first tools into more relevant, engaging classroom experiences.

  • Panel Discussion: The College Debt Bubble: Will It Finally Burst?

    As of 2025, student debt in the United States has surpassed $1.7 trillion, reshaping the landscape of higher education and financial stability for millions. As rising tuition costs collide with growing public scrutiny and economic pressures, questions about the sustainability of the current system are becoming urgent. This discussion will outline the root causes of the college debt crisis, explore potential policy reforms, and assess whether the system is on the verge of a major shift or if incremental change is more likely.

  • Recognition Session

    Let's take a moment to appreciate the educators, leaders, and institutions whose dedication and innovative work redefine learning and inspire the next generation.

  • Lunch & Networking

    Great conversations often happen over great food, and this is your chance to meet industry peers in a casual setting. Share experiences, discuss emerging trends, and expand your professional circle while enjoying a well-prepared meal.

  • Business Card Exchange Session

    This session is designed to help you expand your professional circle in a structured yet engaging way. Bring your business cards, connect with like-minded individuals, and start conversations that could open doors to new ventures.

  • Panel Discussion: Are We Sending Too Many Kids To College And Not Enough To Trade Schools?

    Despite growing labor shortages in skilled trades and mounting student debt, the education system continues to prioritize four-year college degrees over vocational training. This imbalance raises critical questions about how well current pathways serve students and the economy. At our education conference, this discussion will examine whether more students should be encouraged to pursue trade skills, which industries are in urgent need of workers, and how to shift public perceptions around vocational careers as valuable and lucrative options.

    Speakers:

    Colleen

  • Panel Discussion: Moving Beyond Diversity Statements To Real Institutional Commitment

    Is diversity just a buzzword, or are institutions truly committed to change? While many schools and businesses promote diversity statements, real progress requires action. During our education summit, leaders will examine how institutions can move beyond performative efforts and implement meaningful policies that advance inclusivity, equity, and genuine representation. The experts will highlight effective strategies, common challenges, and the steps necessary to drive lasting change in education and the workplace.

  • Panel Discussion: What’s Next For Public Vs. Private Education?

    As educational demands evolve and societal expectations shift, the divide between public and private education is becoming increasingly complex. Funding models, access to resources, academic outcomes, and innovation are all reshaping the conversation around what defines success. In this panel, leaders in the field will explore emerging trends, highlight the challenges both sectors face, and consider how public and private education might coexist—or compete—in the future.

    Speakers:

    Sarah Hamidi

  • Panel Discussion: Navigating Identity & Self-Discovery In Adolescence

    How do young people develop their identity in an age of constant influence? Adolescence is a time of self-discovery, but today’s teens face unprecedented challenges from social media, peer pressure, and evolving societal norms. In this panel discussion, health experts will share insights into navigating modern identity struggles and promoting emotional strength in today’s fast-paced environment.

  • Vote Of Thanks

    As the Education 2.0 Conference (USA, 2026) concludes, we extend our gratitude to all attendees, speakers, and partners. Your contributions have made our three-day education conference impactful. Let’s keep the conversation going and drive meaningful change in the industry. See you at the next edition!

Note: The timing and topics of sessions are subject to changes depending on speakers’ availability or other unforeseen circumstances.

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