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Coding with Ozobots
Coding with Ozobots
What are Ozobots & how can we integrate Computer Science in K-12 classrooms and core instruction? From line programming with markers and paper to computer programming and physical computing with Ozoblockly, students can go from basic coding with cause/effect, conditionals & debugging; to collaborating and problem solving on an EDP project with Ozobots. Come play with Evo and Bit and walk away inspired to code with your students!!!
Presenters: Terri Trevathan & Kris Tanioka from Ewa Elementary School
Brave Spaces
Brave Spaces
How to empower teachers to build relationships and create a brave space with students without sacrificing class time. Participants will explore what they are already doing well and will walk away with nine simple strategies for how to build lasting relationships. These nine simple strategies will help students feel safe and valued while improving your overall classroom culture.
Presenters: Donna Fisher, Carli Miyashiro, & Lorrdez Williams from Kapolei Middle School
Integrating SEL & Movement in Every Day Instruction
Integrating SEL & Movement in Every Day Instruction
This presentation will give a brief overview of SEL and the benefits of physical activity and its impact on learning. The majority of the session will be activities that can be used with limited space and equipment to promote movement and SEL in the classroom. (Dress comfortably)
Presenter: James Aronica from Kapolei High School
Bullet Journaling
Bullet Journaling
“Kon Mari’ your thoughts and bring mindfulness into your daily life by learning the techniques of bullet journaling. Bullet journaling is a popular organizational system to organize your life in a creative and productive way. Not to mention, there are mental health benefits of relaxation and mindfulness when you bullet journal. Leave with ideas on how you can start your own journaling. So join us as we learn and share ways to improve ourselves every day!
Presenters: Lynette Petty from Holomua Elementary & Kevin Agtarap from Kaimiloa Elementary School
Quick and Dirty Photography 101
Quick and Dirty Photography 101
Bring your cell phone or DSLR and learn how to use digital photography in your classroom to maximize your students' learning experience as well as for your own enjoyment! Understand how to think about photography in terms of improving your composition, how to tell a story with your digital images, and even just how to take better photos at family events and holidays!
Presenters: Anthony McCurdy & Garret Kojima from James Campbell High School
What Now? The Heart of Community Engagement
What Now? The Heart of Community Engagement
As educators, how often do we reflect on the questions “What happens to our students after they graduate from high school?” and “Do our students know what opportunities are available for them post-high school?” The “What Now? A Post-High School Community Ne(x)tworking Night” was created by advocates of the AVID program and students of the AVID program to educate both parents and students about post-high school opportunities and tackle the question “What Now?” This session is designed to help you demystify the process of planning a community-based event to address a need that exists in your community.
Presenters: Courtney Suma from Kapolei High School & Anson Chan from Kapolei Middle School
Work Hard, Play Hard! Achieving balance in your work and personal life!
Work Hard, Play Hard! Achieving balance in your work and personal life!
As educators, we find ourselves passionately dedicated to our careers and often lacking the balance of time and energy needed to thoroughly enjoy our lives. Spend this hour diving deeper into the relationship you have with yourself. Hone in on your true sense of personal alignment and self care to feel your best. Leave with an exciting book list and stimulating new ideas to bring more joy to your everyday life.
Presenter: Melissa Macintosh from Oahu Wellness & Hypnotherapy
Developing Authentic Student Voice and Community Partnerships
Developing Authentic Student Voice and Community Partnerships
Students at Campbell High School created VOCO - Voices of Campbell Ohana - to help other students find their authentic voice and created amazing community partnerships in the process! Come learn how this incredible group of motivated students got started as well as how to help your own students find their voice and build relationships with community partners.
Presenters: Erin Dedwylder, Joann Mastin, Athony McCurdy, & Students of VOCO from James Campbell High School
"Who Tells Your Story?" Using Social Media to Build Community
"Who Tells Your Story?" Using Social Media to Build Community
It’s 2020, and if we don’t tell the amazing stories of our schools, students, and community--someone will do it for us. ENTER: Twitter. Twitter is an easy-to-use social networking platform that educators can use to revolutionize their practice. Through Twitter, our schools and classrooms can showcase our work, and invest our community to virtually-enter our learning spaces. In this session, teachers will learn the basics of how Twitter can be used to grow your “Professional Learning Network '' or PLN. Ideal attendees will have created a Twitter account prior to the session, but this is not a requirement.
Presenter: Sarah "Mili" Milianta-Laffin from Ilima Intermediate School
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