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CTE Summer Program
CTE Summer Program
The Annual Career and Technical Education (CTE) Statewide Summer Program is managed by KACTE. The 2023 CTE Summer Program, and July 8-11.
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CTE teachers participating in intensive CTE Summer Programs to improve practice for the school year will attend District Keynote and meetings on August 8 and then be released.
Strategic Plan: Student Experiences and Opportunities
CTE Summer Program
CTE Summer Program
Art & Science of Teaching*
Art & Science of Teaching*
NKCES Lead: Blair Hicks
Strategic Plan: Student Experiences and Opportunities and Achievement
PGP Alignment: Planning & Preparation, Instruction
Learn about competency-based education framework for substantive change based on Dr. Robert Marzano's 50 years of education research. While the previous model focused on teacher outcomes, the new version places focus on student learning outcomes, with research-based instructional strategies teachers can use to help students grasp the information and skills transferred through their instruction
Dates
August 8 - 3 hours
August 11 - 6 hours
Executive Functioning and Lesson plans and supporting students with autism/verbal and nonverbal students*
Executive Functioning and Lesson plans and supporting students with autism/verbal and nonverbal students*
NKCES Lead: Emily Borcher and Annie Wheatcraft
Strategic Plan: Achievement
PGP Alignment: Classroom Environment
Learn about the research, strategies and resources to help students learn effective exectuive functioning and strategies that can be implemented into lesson design, and ways to support students on the Autism Spectrum, including students who are nonverbal
Dates:
August 8 - 3 hours
August 11 - 6 hours
"Amplify" Maker Magic
"Amplify" Maker Magic
District Lead: Karrie Chajkowski
Strategic Plan: Student Experiences and Opportunities and Achievement
PGP Alignment: Planning & Preparation
In this hands-on session, we’ll explore how to integrate Amplify’s literacy components with both low-tech and high-tech Makerspace tools to demonstrate learning, collaborating with teachers across the district to share ideas and spark interest. Teachers will walk away with a project plan for one of their Amplify units, a rubric, and the ability to use and manipulate the maker tools we have at our schools in their classrooms. Whether you're using cardboard and scissors or coding and circuits, you’ll discover powerful ways to bring texts to life and deepen comprehension through making.
Dates
August 8 - 3 hours
August 11 - 6 hours
PBL Design and Implement a Project
PBL Design and Implement a Project
District Lead: Heidi Neltner
Strategic Plan: Student Experiences and Opportunities
PGP Alignment: Planning & Preparation
Take a unit you want to improve and make it into a real world experience for your students through project based learning. In the initial 6 hours you will generate a project plan, get feedback from your peers, and begin developing your assessment map including a toolkit for students to use.
You will use the remaining 3 hours to fully develop and implement the project with feedback and one on one support from Heidi.
Dates:
August 11 - 6 hours
3 hours of planning and implementation time with Heidi
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