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Retention Strategies Presenter(s): Donna Dockery, Assistant Professor - Virginia Commonwealth university; Risha Berry, Intervention Specialist - Henrico County Schools Location:
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Description: This program will make recommendations to assist schools and divisions address dropout rates and promote graduation for secondary level students. Targeted and school-wide interventions and recommendations for developing early warning systems will be presented. All educators are invited to attend this session which is sponsored by Metropolitan Educational Research Consortium. Target Audience: Grades 4-12 All Educators.
Title: Location: Response to Intervention with PALS Quick Checks
Presenter(s): Rainey Blackwell-Bullock, Research Assistant; Allison Drake, Project Manager; Karen Marcus - university of Virginia Lounge I
Description: This session will provide participants with an overview of Response to Intervention (RtI), a detailed description of PALS Quick Checks, and specific examples of how PALS Quick Checks can be used to monitor student progress and make choices about instruction and intensity of intervention. . Target Audience: Grades PreK-3 Teachers and Administrators.
Title: Location: Developing 21st Century Literacy Skills for Students and Teachers
Presenter(s): Reba M. Greer, Supervisor of Language Arts; Carol Blauvelt, Professional Development Specialist - Prince William County Public Schools Lounge J
Description: using critical literacy skills projected for success in the 21st Century, participants will explore implications for teaching and learning. To support enhanced achievement in reading, writing, and communication, participants will examine the use of the research-based Gradual Release of Responsibility instructional model. This workshop includes theory, practice, and reflection. Target Audience: Grades 4-12 Teachers and Administrators.
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