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'*learn how Plano ISD is offering unique professional learning opportunities for PK-12 PISD teachers in collaboration with local partners in business and industry *learn about the classroom-to-career connections made by previous externs and corporate ment
* Participants will walk away with an understanding that Student Voice does not just mean surveying. * Participants will walk away with easy to implement activities for Back to School. * Participants will walk away with a way to increase Student Voice at
- Find out how to make sure all users have access to the tools they need - Learn how to find funding for EdTech - Find out how to engage parents to join the learning conversation.
1) develop a timeline for implementation of instructional rounds
1) New way to look at data 2) Technology enhancement of curriculum 3) How build capacity in teachers & leaders
1) Participants will learn about the importance of collecting student voice and the impact it will have on their classroom. 2) Participants will see examples of student voice surveys that can be adapted for their classrooms. 3) Participants will use their
1) Teachers will be able to identify 'safe' uses of humor in the class room 2) Teachers will be able to assess humor as a metric for learning using the rubric I will give to them 3) Teachers will be able to mix their content and their student's humor
1. An understanding of competency-based learning 2. Experience blended learning strategies 3. How digital tools can make assessment and data simple
1. Attendees will get an in-depth look at various aspects of the three professional development modules including creation
1. Awareness of most effective practices 2. Examples of practices through Theory of Action 3. Discussion of next steps for a culture of learning
1. Educators will be able to design authentic
1. Framework for creating a collaborative process between campus administrators and district level support. 2. Share outcomes and benefits from an administrator and a teacher perspective 3. Participants will walk away with examples of effective walk-throu
1. Identify the qualities of effective teachers. 2. Learn how to add luster a mandated
1. Learn how to effectively align intervention and progress monitoring among all staff. 2. Move data-driven discussions from compliance to collective accountability. 3. Use progress monitoring to prove student achievement
1. The knowledge of what a STEAM lab or lesson is. 2. How the starting a lab is a process. 3. How to find the money to fund it.
1. Understand STREAM framework and stations 2. Develop thematic and standards connections 3. Integrate innovative technology in classroom/library
1. Understand the power of multi-structured professional learning opportunities while maximizing teacher and staff time in front of students 2. Understand how a learning management system can be used to create and manage professional learning 3. Determine
1. Understanding the true purpose of technology in the classroom 2. Paradigm shift of how technology is leveraged in the classroom 3. Campus ownership model of technology integration
2) build an action team for implementation of instructional rounds
A plan to launch a makerspace on their campus Hands on experience with makerspace activities Knowledge of cost effective materials to use in a makerspace
and 3) leverage current collaborative practices to go deeper with goals f
and changes for the future 2. Attendees will gain insights
and elaboration. Whether teachers have a Google classroom or little access to technology
and record s
and situation specific music Participants will use technology to engage
and student outcomes in a secondary classroom.
annotation
As a result of this session
Attendees will leave with an understanding of how stations and small group instruction can increase student voice
Attendees will leave with new creation ideas for their classroom. Attendees will have time to try out some of these apps. Attendees will think about how their students are created.
Attendees will leave with specific examples of how to use Twitter to GROW professionally
build a professional learning network on Twitter
collaboration
constructive feedback - recognize the importance of intentional reflection on practice to trigger professional growth
create
Create a twitter account if they do not have one
differentiation
district feedback
educational songs
GLOW lessons and GO touting public education! Attendees will also leave with resources for getting started with Twitter and Tweetdeck.
Google Ideas
I will be able to
Innovative Communication
learn how to flip staff meetings and learn tech tools to improve academic planning time with teachers.
learner-driven activities and environments that recognize and accommodate learner variability. 2. Educators will be able to facilitate learning with technology to support student achievement. 3. Educators wil
monitoring and grading of the course
ongoing and specific -reflect on current practices -digitally collaborate with others to share ideas
Paperless Communication
Participants will learn how to use TEKS objectives to drive creative in-class processes Participants will create original music tracks
Participants will learn the necessary steps to implement blended learning. Participants will know how to develop an appropriate professional development outline for a school year. Participants will gain an understanding of the benefits of implementing a b
Participants will... 1. learn how to engage their students in computational thinking 2. learn how to integrate computational thinking across the curriculum 3. learn how to foster computational thinking for varied grade levels.
Participants will: - learn to implement observation protocols on campus w/ digital tools - understand the power of purposeful
Participants will: -walk away with formative assessment strategies that are fun
prescribed curriculum and create a learning environment conducive to sparking ownership in students. 3. Reflect on current practices and become a capacity conductor ve
Source for creating professional graphics. A new tool for student choice to demonstrate mastery. Exposure to well crafted graphic design that can be easily customized.
such as summarization
Teachers will leave the session with ways to incorporate social media to teach reading and writing concepts
timely
Understand the advantages of using blended learning to grow teachers. Have an awareness of how blended learning can positively impact teacher growth. Have tools to use to begin the process.
we'll demonstrate how
which can be presented to staff • Evaluate our pla
write
• Participants will experience and explore Google Classroom as a student user. • Participants will collaboratively create a plan for using Google Classroom for book clubs in their classroom. • Participants will be empowered to use this tool in the classro
• Understand the vast roles of the entire staff in implementing RtI on a secondary campus • Gain intervention ideas and organize your current practices into an explicit format using the RtI tiered system
Product Takeaways
*Copy of the presentation with access to all resources *Hard copy of student voice survey *List of reading resources on the topic
- A list of online resources/URLs
-Sample RtI Staff Responsibility Document -Template to Build Staff Responsibility Document -Teacher RtI Referral Template -Sample Student RtI Accommodation Plan
A definition of classroom safe humor and a rubric by which to measure it. They will also create their own digital humor artifacts during my session.
a list of resources
A visual representing the varied professional learning opportunities and the impact on student growth
activities
All participants will leave with professional
An app
and a list of assessment tools.
and ideas
and Meme lessons and handouts ready to use in the classroom.
Attendees will leave with a created product from station time during the model presented. They will choose either creating an EdPuzzle video
create data-driven grouping
Each participant will leave with access to a website with resources
EdPuzzle
eukolos.org
FlipGrid
Framework for the Learning Cycle Access to slides with evidence of Learning Cycle process
Getting started with Twitter Videos (created by our district) Getting started with Tweetdeck Videos (created by our district) Using Twitter in Education Websites (curated by our district) Social Media Guidelines Policy (created by our district)
Google Doc with lesson plans
Growth Mindset
Handout from the presentation List of resource websites
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1ZMtBvmt5PVNaHo_EI06RtkG5zw9lQRPm?usp=sharing
https://splice.com/sounds/beatmaker https://www.soundtrap.com/ https://looplabs.com/ https://www.google.com/docs/about/
Innovation
Instagram
Leadership
List of 10+ apps to use in elementary classrooms.
materials
or other technology resource that are utilized during small group instruction for student product and v
Padlet
Participants will leave our session having experienced a variety of formative assessment tools such as: Pear Deck
Participants will leave the session with a list of lesson plan ideas for teaching computational thinking and a scope and sequence for developing computational thinking at varied grade levels for different subjects.
Participants will leave their next steps to create a culture of learning.
Participants will leave with a list of digital tools that can be used to flip instruction
Participants will leave with an engaging and interactive lesson created using Nearpod.
Participants will leave with an implementation plan.
Participants will leave with knowledge of how to utilize the following apps and websites to impact curriculum and student achievement through Student Voice. Examples will be shown and there will be time to dive into them. * Flipgrid * Goosechase * Blogger
Participants will leave with our presentation that will have links to the STEAM lesson design we use and a sample lesson
Participants will leave with templates and exemplars for communicating expectations and organizing various components related to the implementation and use of instructional rounds.
Participants will leave with Twitter
Participants will walk away with a digital copy of a blended roadmap. Participants will receive a year long professional develop outline to support implementation of blended learning. Participants will leave a list of blended learning book resources.
personalized graphics formatted for their favorite social media channel.
pictures and videos of students and teachers sharing what they do in the lab.
pictures of what we have in the lab
Quizizz etc.
Research on Flow (getting in the zone) Strategies for supporting minority and at risk learners Access to videos to exhibit the process of becoming a capacity conductors Survey for identifying capacity conductors
Sample of a campus technology plan Technology Plan Design Rubric
Snapchat
Templates in Google 30 day plan for implementation Link to google drive resources from the presentation
Twitter account Increased followers and following on Twitter Collaborative planning agenda using Google or Microsoft Staff Notebooks using Google or Microsoft
• Participants will leave the session with a collaboratively created plan for utilizing Google Classroom for book clubs. • Participants will also leave with a starter Google Classroom that they can use with their students the next day. • Participants will
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, June 11
6:45am CDT
Shuttle Service
Irving Convention Center - Main Entrance
7:30am CDT
Registration and Exhibits Open
Level 3 Business Office
8:30am CDT
How We Shift Our Teaching When We Have Tech (Teach Like Google and YouTube)
Grand Ballroom - 4th Floor
Alice Keeler
10:00am CDT
Coffee Break
Level 3 Pre-function
10:15am CDT
#ObserveMe: Personalize Professional Learning Through Observation
C1
Jack Leonard
Evaluating Teacher Effectiveness Effortlessly with IO Talent
B2
Jerel Cantrell • Doug Mesecar • Varina Presswood
Live Online Instruction: A new way to classroom for low income students to impact academic achievement
C2
Shaily Baranwal • Brett Felten • Gena Gardiner
MakerSpace Curriculum for the Classroom Teacher
B1
Rashel Larson • Owen Nesbit
Top 10 Elementary Creation Apps
A1
Kerissa Bearce
Using Twitter to GROW, GLOW and GO
A2
Dana Bickley • Adriana Garza • Janis Jordan
10:30am CDT
Teaching with Google Classroom
Junior Ballroom D
Alice Keeler
11:25am CDT
Building Sustainable Instructional Rounds Practices
B1
Terra Chesshir
Can You Hear Me Now? Strategies for Enhanced Teacher/Parent Communication
B2
Taylor Williams
Impartial Access: Making Sure All Learners Benefit From EdTech
A2
Steve Wandler
Serious Play: Humor as a digital assessment tool
C2
Charles Cooper
Using Student Voice Through Technology To Directly Impact Achievement
A1
David Arencibia • Jessica Heaton • Bridget Visser
Earning an ‘A’ in the new A-F Accountability System
C1
Clark Lowery • Alan Lowman
12:30pm CDT
Attendee Lunch On Your Own
Restaurants in the Convention Center Complex
1:15pm CDT
Immersive Learning through Promethean's Escape Room
Grand Ballroom - 4th Floor
Matt Barfield
Makerspace Monday: Solving Authentic Problems
Meeting Room 8
Crysten Caviness
2:15pm CDT
Meet Ups
Meeting Room 5
2:30pm CDT
Design Like a Boss
A1
Rashel Larson • Owen Nesbit
Digital Collaboration of Data Systems
C1
Yolanda Wallace
Reimagine the Impact of Formative Assessment
A2
Shaunda Garrison • Brittany Horn
Using Twitter to GROW, GLOW and GO
C2
Dana Bickley • Adriana Garza • Janis Jordan
Exhibitor Visits
Level 3 Pre-function
Putting the Sizzle in STEM!
Grand Ballroom - 4th Floor
Stephanie Hathaway
3:00pm CDT
Promethean Escape Activity
Meeting Room 4
Matt Barfield
3:30pm CDT
Afternoon Break
Level 3 Pre-function
Capacity Conductors
C1
Eunetra Simpson, PhD • Jessica Sheffield
From Pre-Assessment to Mastery with Competency Based Learning
B1
Michael Hanson • Owen Nesbit
If you build it, they will come.
C2
Amy Howell • Christa Pospisil
Move Your Book Clubs into the 21st Century
A2
Stephanie Jones
Not me, I am just a kid!
B2
Ishmael Muhammad • Gail Ward
4:00pm CDT
Promethean Escape Activity
Meeting Room 4
Matt Barfield
4:40pm CDT
Closing the Gaps in Ensuring Educational Equity
B2
Tina Sillivan
Computational Thinking: Interdisciplinary Curricular Applications
B1
Joyce Miller, Ph.D. • Isaac K. Gang, PhD
Libra-Nasium: Enter Active Library
A2
Christy Martin • Nancy Molina
Making RtI Work at the Secondary Level
C1
Stacy Miles • Misty Taylor
Student Voice in Secondary Small Groups
C2
Amber Clemons • Colette Pledger • Willie Thomas
The Ups and Downs in Our Move to Online PD
A1
Michael Cummings • Cat Emmele • Tara Kissel • Stephanie Tennyson
5:00pm CDT
Promethean Escape Activity
Meeting Room 4
Matt Barfield
5:45pm CDT
Welcome Reception with DJ April Shaw
Level 4 Pre-Function (Outside Ballroom)
Welcome Reception
Grand Ballroom - 4th Floor
Shuttle Service
Irving Convention Center - Main Entrance
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'*learn how Plano ISD is offering unique professional learning opportunities for PK-12 PISD teachers in collaboration with local partners in business and industry *learn about the classroom-to-career connections made by previous externs and corporate ment
* Participants will walk away with an understanding that Student Voice does not just mean surveying. * Participants will walk away with easy to implement activities for Back to School. * Participants will walk away with a way to increase Student Voice at
- Find out how to make sure all users have access to the tools they need - Learn how to find funding for EdTech - Find out how to engage parents to join the learning conversation.
1) develop a timeline for implementation of instructional rounds
1) New way to look at data 2) Technology enhancement of curriculum 3) How build capacity in teachers & leaders
1) Participants will learn about the importance of collecting student voice and the impact it will have on their classroom. 2) Participants will see examples of student voice surveys that can be adapted for their classrooms. 3) Participants will use their
1) Teachers will be able to identify 'safe' uses of humor in the class room 2) Teachers will be able to assess humor as a metric for learning using the rubric I will give to them 3) Teachers will be able to mix their content and their student's humor
1. An understanding of competency-based learning 2. Experience blended learning strategies 3. How digital tools can make assessment and data simple
1. Attendees will get an in-depth look at various aspects of the three professional development modules including creation
1. Awareness of most effective practices 2. Examples of practices through Theory of Action 3. Discussion of next steps for a culture of learning
1. Educators will be able to design authentic
1. Framework for creating a collaborative process between campus administrators and district level support. 2. Share outcomes and benefits from an administrator and a teacher perspective 3. Participants will walk away with examples of effective walk-throu
1. Identify the qualities of effective teachers. 2. Learn how to add luster a mandated
1. Learn how to effectively align intervention and progress monitoring among all staff. 2. Move data-driven discussions from compliance to collective accountability. 3. Use progress monitoring to prove student achievement
1. The knowledge of what a STEAM lab or lesson is. 2. How the starting a lab is a process. 3. How to find the money to fund it.
1. Understand STREAM framework and stations 2. Develop thematic and standards connections 3. Integrate innovative technology in classroom/library
1. Understand the power of multi-structured professional learning opportunities while maximizing teacher and staff time in front of students 2. Understand how a learning management system can be used to create and manage professional learning 3. Determine
1. Understanding the true purpose of technology in the classroom 2. Paradigm shift of how technology is leveraged in the classroom 3. Campus ownership model of technology integration
2) build an action team for implementation of instructional rounds
A plan to launch a makerspace on their campus Hands on experience with makerspace activities Knowledge of cost effective materials to use in a makerspace
and 3) leverage current collaborative practices to go deeper with goals f
and changes for the future 2. Attendees will gain insights
and elaboration. Whether teachers have a Google classroom or little access to technology
and record s
and situation specific music Participants will use technology to engage
and student outcomes in a secondary classroom.
annotation
As a result of this session
Attendees will leave with an understanding of how stations and small group instruction can increase student voice
Attendees will leave with new creation ideas for their classroom. Attendees will have time to try out some of these apps. Attendees will think about how their students are created.
Attendees will leave with specific examples of how to use Twitter to GROW professionally
build a professional learning network on Twitter
collaboration
constructive feedback - recognize the importance of intentional reflection on practice to trigger professional growth
create
Create a twitter account if they do not have one
differentiation
district feedback
educational songs
GLOW lessons and GO touting public education! Attendees will also leave with resources for getting started with Twitter and Tweetdeck.
Google Ideas
I will be able to
Innovative Communication
learn how to flip staff meetings and learn tech tools to improve academic planning time with teachers.
learner-driven activities and environments that recognize and accommodate learner variability. 2. Educators will be able to facilitate learning with technology to support student achievement. 3. Educators wil
monitoring and grading of the course
ongoing and specific -reflect on current practices -digitally collaborate with others to share ideas
Paperless Communication
Participants will learn how to use TEKS objectives to drive creative in-class processes Participants will create original music tracks
Participants will learn the necessary steps to implement blended learning. Participants will know how to develop an appropriate professional development outline for a school year. Participants will gain an understanding of the benefits of implementing a b
Participants will... 1. learn how to engage their students in computational thinking 2. learn how to integrate computational thinking across the curriculum 3. learn how to foster computational thinking for varied grade levels.
Participants will: - learn to implement observation protocols on campus w/ digital tools - understand the power of purposeful
Participants will: -walk away with formative assessment strategies that are fun
prescribed curriculum and create a learning environment conducive to sparking ownership in students. 3. Reflect on current practices and become a capacity conductor ve
Source for creating professional graphics. A new tool for student choice to demonstrate mastery. Exposure to well crafted graphic design that can be easily customized.
such as summarization
Teachers will leave the session with ways to incorporate social media to teach reading and writing concepts
timely
Understand the advantages of using blended learning to grow teachers. Have an awareness of how blended learning can positively impact teacher growth. Have tools to use to begin the process.
we'll demonstrate how
which can be presented to staff • Evaluate our pla
write
• Participants will experience and explore Google Classroom as a student user. • Participants will collaboratively create a plan for using Google Classroom for book clubs in their classroom. • Participants will be empowered to use this tool in the classro
• Understand the vast roles of the entire staff in implementing RtI on a secondary campus • Gain intervention ideas and organize your current practices into an explicit format using the RtI tiered system
Product Takeaways
*Copy of the presentation with access to all resources *Hard copy of student voice survey *List of reading resources on the topic
- A list of online resources/URLs
-Sample RtI Staff Responsibility Document -Template to Build Staff Responsibility Document -Teacher RtI Referral Template -Sample Student RtI Accommodation Plan
A definition of classroom safe humor and a rubric by which to measure it. They will also create their own digital humor artifacts during my session.
a list of resources
A visual representing the varied professional learning opportunities and the impact on student growth
activities
All participants will leave with professional
An app
and a list of assessment tools.
and ideas
and Meme lessons and handouts ready to use in the classroom.
Attendees will leave with a created product from station time during the model presented. They will choose either creating an EdPuzzle video
create data-driven grouping
Each participant will leave with access to a website with resources
EdPuzzle
eukolos.org
FlipGrid
Framework for the Learning Cycle Access to slides with evidence of Learning Cycle process
Getting started with Twitter Videos (created by our district) Getting started with Tweetdeck Videos (created by our district) Using Twitter in Education Websites (curated by our district) Social Media Guidelines Policy (created by our district)
Google Doc with lesson plans
Growth Mindset
Handout from the presentation List of resource websites
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1ZMtBvmt5PVNaHo_EI06RtkG5zw9lQRPm?usp=sharing
https://splice.com/sounds/beatmaker https://www.soundtrap.com/ https://looplabs.com/ https://www.google.com/docs/about/
Innovation
Instagram
Leadership
List of 10+ apps to use in elementary classrooms.
materials
or other technology resource that are utilized during small group instruction for student product and v
Padlet
Participants will leave our session having experienced a variety of formative assessment tools such as: Pear Deck
Participants will leave the session with a list of lesson plan ideas for teaching computational thinking and a scope and sequence for developing computational thinking at varied grade levels for different subjects.
Participants will leave their next steps to create a culture of learning.
Participants will leave with a list of digital tools that can be used to flip instruction
Participants will leave with an engaging and interactive lesson created using Nearpod.
Participants will leave with an implementation plan.
Participants will leave with knowledge of how to utilize the following apps and websites to impact curriculum and student achievement through Student Voice. Examples will be shown and there will be time to dive into them. * Flipgrid * Goosechase * Blogger
Participants will leave with our presentation that will have links to the STEAM lesson design we use and a sample lesson
Participants will leave with templates and exemplars for communicating expectations and organizing various components related to the implementation and use of instructional rounds.
Participants will leave with Twitter
Participants will walk away with a digital copy of a blended roadmap. Participants will receive a year long professional develop outline to support implementation of blended learning. Participants will leave a list of blended learning book resources.
personalized graphics formatted for their favorite social media channel.
pictures and videos of students and teachers sharing what they do in the lab.
pictures of what we have in the lab
Quizizz etc.
Research on Flow (getting in the zone) Strategies for supporting minority and at risk learners Access to videos to exhibit the process of becoming a capacity conductors Survey for identifying capacity conductors
Sample of a campus technology plan Technology Plan Design Rubric
Snapchat
Templates in Google 30 day plan for implementation Link to google drive resources from the presentation
Twitter account Increased followers and following on Twitter Collaborative planning agenda using Google or Microsoft Staff Notebooks using Google or Microsoft
• Participants will leave the session with a collaboratively created plan for utilizing Google Classroom for book clubs. • Participants will also leave with a starter Google Classroom that they can use with their students the next day. • Participants will
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Grand Ballroom - 4th Floor
Irving Convention Center - Main Entrance
Junior Ballroom D
Level 3 Business Office
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Meeting Room 4
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Restaurants in the Convention Center Complex
TBA
