Ei’s webinar series covers a diverse range of topics aimed at empowering educators and parents to enhance student learning outcomes.
Our sessions on diagnostic assessments emphasise the importance of identifying student strengths and weaknesses, enabling teachers to adapt their teaching strategies accordingly. We also delve into personalised adaptive learning that cater to individual learning needs by addressing misconceptions and fostering a deeper understanding of core concepts.
A key focus of our webinars is on student misconceptions, particularly in subjects such as English, Science, and Mathematics. These sessions equip educators with the tools to address common student errors, helping to build stronger foundations for learning. Additionally, our webinars include detailed sessions on interpreting the teacher reports generated from Ei ASSET assessments, providing schools and teachers with valuable insights to improve student performance.
We also hold sessions on gifted studies, particularly for parents, highlighting the importance of early identification of talent and offering guidance on nurturing gifted children to help them achieve their full potential.
Through these topics, Ei’s webinars create a comprehensive learning experience for both educators and parents

About the Webinar :
Strong readers go beyond decoding words; they question, infer, and evaluate what lies beneath the text. In this webinar we unpack how thoughtfully designed English assessments foster critical literacy by helping students detect bias, connect ideas across genres, and support claims with evidence. Drawing on classroom examples our speaker will show practical techniques you can use right away to guide learners to read between the lines and build richer comprehension, vocabulary, and analytical skills. Join us if you are an educator or parent eager to nurture confident.
Speaker:
Anshuli Dey – Associate Manager Content Development

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In conversations about education reform, the focus often shifts to curriculum changes and new subjects, but the deeper question is what kinds of thinking students will need in the years ahead. This webinar explores how learning must evolve to prepare students for a future shaped by complexity, uncertainty, and rapid change. Drawing on insights from assessment data, classroom practice, and global trends, the session will examine the cognitive skills students will need beyond content mastery, such as reasoning, problem solving, and the ability to transfer learning across contexts. The discussion will reflect on what schools can do today to help students move from learning facts to learning how to think.
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In classrooms today, students are increasingly surrounded by AI powered tools, but using them well requires more than technical familiarity. This webinar focuses on how students can develop the thinking skills needed to work alongside AI thoughtfully and responsibly. Through classroom grounded examples, we explore how problem solving, reasoning, and decision making change in an AI enabled world, and what educators can do to help students ask better questions, evaluate information critically, and use AI as a support for learning rather than a shortcut.
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Assessment practices are changing, moving beyond marks and ranks to focus on what students truly understand and can apply. This webinar examines how schools can rethink assessment as a tool for learning rather than just measurement. Drawing on classroom practices and assessment data, we explore how meaningful measures can capture conceptual understanding, track progress over time, and inform better instructional decisions. The session highlights how thoughtful assessment design can support deeper learning while aligning with evolving expectations from boards and education systems.
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In many school systems, computer labs exist but remain underused due to constraints of time, infrastructure, and planning. This webinar examines how schools can make more effective instructional use of limited computer lab access, especially in resource-constrained settings. Drawing on classroom and system-level experiences, the session will explore practical models for scheduling, lesson design, and teacher support that help integrate technology meaningfully into everyday teaching. The discussion will focus on using available digital resources to support learning goals rather than treating computer labs as standalone or occasional add-ons.

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In our work on Foundational Literacy and Numeracy, we often see that children’s mistakes are not random, they point to clear misconceptions that usually go unnoticed. In this webinar, we will share real classroom examples of student errors in early literacy and numeracy, and what these errors tell us about how children are thinking. Drawing on insights from Ei Neev, an offline-first FLN platform, we will show how capturing student audio and interaction data can help educators identify misconceptions and strengthen instructional interventions.

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As artificial intelligence becomes part of everyday life, the skills students need to succeed are also changing. This webinar examines the cognitive, social, and learning skills that matter most in an AI-enabled world, such as critical thinking, problem solving, adaptability, and ethical judgment. Through classroom-aligned examples, the session explores how educators can move beyond content coverage to intentionally build these skills in students, and how assessments and learning experiences can be redesigned to reflect what meaningful readiness looks like in the years ahead.

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In classrooms, students often carry deeply held ideas that interfere with new learning. These misconceptions are not always visible through correct or incorrect answers alone, yet they strongly shape how students interpret concepts across subjects. In this webinar, we will explore common misconceptions seen in school classrooms and examine how they develop over time. Through classroom examples and research insights, the session will highlight ways educators can recognise these hidden barriers to learning and respond with instructional strategies that support deeper conceptual understanding.
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This webinar explores practical ways educators can integrate AI into everyday classrooms. The focus is on supporting teaching, learning, and assessment while keeping pedagogy at the centre. Using classroom-relevant examples, we will show how AI can personalise learning and support teacher decision making.

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This webinar focuses on how competency-based assessment can help educators move from raw data to meaningful instructional action. It explores how assessment evidence can be used to identify specific learning gaps in literacy and numeracy. The session highlights ways to interpret student data beyond scores and percentages.
Through classroom-linked examples, we will discuss how insights from assessments can guide targeted teaching and remediation. The webinar emphasises using data as a practical tool to support mastery, strengthen foundations, and inform everyday classroom decisions.

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Swap rote recall for razor-sharp insight. In this brisk, data-rich webinar we unpack Ei ASSET Social-Science questions and response patterns to reveal the hidden misconceptions learners carry about History, Geography, Civics and Economics. Watch how these diagnostics plug straight into NEP 2020’s competency-based vision – turning maps, dates and definitions into inquiry, debate and everyday decision-making. You’ll leave with fresh perspectives, quick-fire classroom moves, and evidence-backed talking points to nudge your students from “I memorised it” to “I can explain and apply it.”
Speakers:
Saiqua Sultan – Manager Content Development
Anindita Tagore – Lead Educational Specialist Content Development

Speaker:
Prakhar – Associate Vice President – Assessments
Saloni Shah – Academic Consultant

Discover how Generative AI can rapidly clean, analyse, and transform raw data into actionable insights, a game-changing skill for modern educators. Learn how using simple, natural language instructions opens up exciting new possibilities for exploring and understanding information, empowering you to drive data-informed decisions with confidence.
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Speaker:
Prakhar – Associate Vice President – Assessments

Speaker:
Prakhar – Associate Vice President – Assessments