Session 3: 11:00pm - 11:45pm EDT
Session 3: 11:00pm - 11:45pm EDT
Embedded Files
Providing an Inclusive and Equitable K-12 Classroom using Book Creator Part 2
Kristy Marler-Weiner & Ivana O'Kelly
Participants will need their laptops. This session builds on Part 1 providing you the educator-protected time to explore and create your own ebook. So often we are bombarded with e-tools without being given the time to actually navigate their functions.
Participants will be able to take the time to thoroughly engage with this incredible tool and see firsthand how to integrate it into their lessons.
Participants will explore ways on how they can use this tool to reach beyond the classroom and connect with the greater community such as other faculty, parents or community groups. You will feel leaving a sense of accomplishment and full of ideas on how you can integrate this resource into your project-based lessons and or blended learning environments. Book Creator is for all K-12 students. This tool can be used to help support diverse learners to stay engaged through all K-12 content areas.
Shining the Light on Literacy Supports in Discovery Education
Andrea Lance
*Sponsor Session - Discovery Education
Using state-specific standards and Discovery Education, this session will provide participants with the planning tools to engineer learning experiences that provide students with routine experience with complex texts. This session will immerse participants in a variety of strategies that use multimodal texts as scaffolds for struggling readers.
Teaching Solutions to Drive Better Student Outcomes-Imagine Learning (Edgenuity)
Joy Panko and Natasha Bullock
“One size fits all” typically evolves into one size fits none. With a 4K-12 suite of programs designed to intervene, supplement, and enrich a student’s educational path, Imagine Learning can provide every student with a targeted, age-appropriate, and personalized learning experience, while allowing you the autonomy to customize and guide decision making. Join our discussion as we outline ways to use our supplemental, intervention, and SCCCR aligned courses to maximize growth and improve student learning.
The What and the WHY Behind the Profile of the SC Graduate Competencies
Keri Beach & Kristen Logan
Do you ever feel like the Profile of the SC Graduate (PSCG) is just a poster on the wall? Are you interested making the Profile actionable? Join our session to learn what the PSCG competencies are and why they are a necessary tool to help students grow their skills and characteristics found on the Profile. You will get to experience using a competency as a self-assessment tool and walk away with at least one competency that aligns to your content and students’ needs.
Crowdsourcing via Student Hackathons
Nathan O'Neill
Why do we spend so much time planning and creating FOR students when really we should be doing more WITH students? Why don't we spend more time crowdsourcing ideas and innovations from our kids? Consider hosting a student HACKATHON where you give students 1) a voice in what problems they see around our schools, 2) a chance to ideate solutions using design thinking and then 3) a shot at implementing top ideas! This session will give you a few real-world examples of how to host such an event and some resources in making it happen at your school. Participants will find this an empowering and rewarding session. It's a one stop shop for 21st Century Skills development!
Edtech Ideas for Science Teachers
Jasmine Ford & Shane Peek
Looking for some fresh tools for teaching science? Join this session! We will explore some lesser-known edtech tools that focus entirely on science content and consider practical applications for blended learning.
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