“Teaching, Learning and Leading for Today and Tomorrow” View this Presentation
Title: Working Smarter, Not
Harder: Sustainable Teaching Presenter(s): Jeff Carpenter, Assistant Professor - Elon university Jennifer Pease, Assistant
Professor - James Madison university Location:
Room 15
Description: The presenters will share their ideas about sustainable teaching. Today’s teachers must “do more with less,” and confront demanding accountability goals. Educators will understand ways in which teachers can develop an overall mindset and specific strategies that are sustainable for them, and provide increased learning for students. Target Audience: 4-12 Teachers and Administrators.
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Disinfecting a Toxic School: Improving Organizational Health to Enhance Teacher and Student Success
Presenter(s): Jeffrey Carroll, Principal - Williamsburg-James City County Public Schools Kristin Carroll - York County Public Schools Room 16
Description: Participants will be introduced to the concept of organizational health, its components and impact on the workings of the organization, qualitative and quantitative tools for gauging the health of their organization, and a model for implementing organizational change in the presence of a toxic organizational environment. Target Audience: PreK-8 Administrators.
Click Here to View the Handouts from this Presentation Title: RTI: Big Ideas & Little
Details to Support Learning in the 21st Century Presenter(s): Juanita Cawley, Assistant Superintendent, Regina Pierce, Educational Consultant - West Point Public Schools Location:
Room 17
Description: Discover how one school division incorporates Response to Intervention in their model for academic success. Participants will acquire an understanding of the framework that leads to advanced learning. Each idea is supported by a practical application for implementation. Target Audience: PreK-8 Educators.
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