Sara Romero-Heaps
Chief Product Officer
Seesaw Learning
Seesaw Learning
Starting her career as an educator, Sara has a deep passion for creating equitable, inclusive, and high quality instructional experiences. After her time as a teacher and school leader, she transitioned into a career in ed tech. She has spent the past decade in roles at the intersection of curriculum and technology, building products that empower teachers, engage students, and drive meaningful outcomes. At Seesaw, Sara is the Chief Product Officer, focusing on building joyful and connected learning experiences for elementary students, educators, and families through a suite of platform and digital curriculum products.
Starting her career as an educator, Sara has a deep passion for creating equitable, inclusive, and high quality instructional experiences. After her time as a teacher and school leader, she transitioned into a career in ed tech. She has spent the past decade in roles at the intersection of curriculum and technology, building products that empower teachers, engage students, and drive meaningful outcomes. At Seesaw, Sara is the Chief Product Officer, focusing on building joyful and connected learning experiences for elementary students, educators, and families through a suite of platform and digital curriculum products.
AI Needs Teachers: Empowering Educators in the Age of AI
In a world buzzing with headlines about AI replacing teachers, this keynote offers a bold, hopeful counter-narrative: the future of learning doesn’t sideline educators, it depends on them. Join Seesaw’s Chief Product Officer, a former teacher and instructional coach, for an inspiring exploration of how AI can amplify, not replace, the deep expertise, care, and judgment teachers bring to their classrooms every day. You’ll leave with a new vision for your role in the age of AI, not just as a relationship-builder, but as a curator, orchestrator, ethicist, and connector. This is a call to action to help shape the future of education because AI needs teachers, and students deserve nothing less.