Presentation's
Presentations are not only about slides and speeches, but also about creating a dialogue between science and the audience. In my lectures, conferences, and invited talks, I always try to bring research alive with examples, demonstrations, and reflections that connect science to human experience.
This section collects my discussions, academic presentations, and keynote sessions where education, STEAM, and philosophy meet.
Speech
In 2025, I was invited as a guest researcher to discuss the role of AI in Education. My discussion focused on how AI agents can scaffold learner reasoning without replacing it, and how technology must align with curriculum intent rather than dictate it. The presentation and discussion explored cognitive modeling, ethics, and the practical tools educators can already use today. Meantime, for me, presenting a topic was not only about sharing research, but about shaping a global conversation on how AI can support learners without taking away their humanity.
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