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VISION

Threaded by solidarity, held by community

The Asian Canadian Educators Network (ACENet) is dedicated to empowering educators to foster inclusive, equitable, and transformative educational environments for all students, with a particular focus on Pan-Asian identities. 

COMMITTEES

Leadership & Professional Development

 Curriculum
& Teaching

 

School & Community 
 

Beyond the Prompt!

A Discussion on AI, Critical Literacies, and the Future of Learning

How should educators engage with generative AI in ways that are ethical, equitable, and deeply human?​

 

ACENet's selena tandon hosts a conversation with two digital literacy consultants and an educator specializing in AI, ethics, and digital pedagogy to explore the opportunities and tensions that large language models (LLMs) present for teaching and learning.

Together, they examine productivity, creative thinking, prompt design, digital literacies, representation and bias, and the ethical implications surrounding the integration of corporate AI tools.

Grounded in anti-oppression and diverse ways of knowing, this episode offers practical insights into building a future of education that values process alongside product while prioritizing creativity, collaboration, critical reflection, and human connection.

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BECOME A MEMBER!

As a member of ACENet, you are not just joining an organization, but becoming part of a community and a grassroots movement. Membership gives you a front-row seat to shape our future by volunteering on dynamic committees, casting your vote and nominating candidates at ACENet's Annual General Meeting. Be the first to hear about exciting events and exclusive invitations.

Your voice matters here; be heard, involved, and inspired!

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Asian Canadian Educators Network

ACENet is incorporated as a non-profit organization under the laws of Ontario. Ontario Corporation Number (OCN): 1899580 | © 2025 ACENet. All rights reserved.

LAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

We acknowledge that we are on the traditional territory of Indigenous Nations across what is now known as Ontario. These lands have been home to diverse First Nations, Inuit, and Métis peoples since time immemorial. Many Indigenous Nations, including the Anishinaabe, Haudenosaunee, Wendat, and Mississaugas, have stewarded and cared for this land through treaties and agreements such as the Dish With One Spoon Wampum Belt Covenant.

We recognize that colonialism has caused ongoing displacement and marginalization of Indigenous communities, yet they remain resilient, asserting their sovereignty, cultures, and rights to the land. We commit to truth, reconciliation, and meaningful action in support of Indigenous rights and justice.

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