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KnightEd Talks Student Showcase
KnightEd Talks Student Showcase
March 27, 2021 | 10am–2pm EST Registration is free but space is limited!
The Showcase is designed to be a forum for teacher candidates to share their best work with their peers in an in-house conference venue. It is a tremendous opportunity for students to enhance their scholarship and presentational skills. It also affords student professional development experiences they can add to their ever-growing résumés. This year’s virtual Showcase welcomes the 2020 Seminole County School District Teacher of the Year, Ms. Sarah Hall, as our Keynote Speaker and Mr. Chris Pombonyo, the 2017 SCPS Teacher of the Year. We also welcome the high school students joining us from teacher preparation programs. We hope you enjoy the free KnightED Talks Student Showcase and leave with many innovative, creative, and inspirational ideas that you can apply when you have your own classrooms.
The theme for the 2021 KnightEd Talks Student Showcase is:
Teachers are Superheroes!
Registration closes Friday at midnight.
KnightEd Talks Showcase Program (1).pdfCheck out the 2021 Program Packet with the full schedule and information on how to join sessions.
The ZOOM link to attend the showcase was sent via email. If you did not receive the link, let us know ASAP at kmontcri@gmail.com
What are the sessions?
Sessions will have great need-to-know topics for future educators such as teaching practices, activities, resume writing, and more!
The proposal deadline is March 12th so check back here for a full agenda with session topics after 3/12!
Prior to the showcase, you'll have access to the time section links "BAM!, KABOOM!, etc." Once inside the ZOOM link, you'll be able to pick and choose which session topic you want to attend.
How do I attend?
You can attend the showcase in one of four ways: as a UCF student, a high school student FFEA member, a presenter, or a volunteer. When you register using the Eventbrite link, indicate which you intend to sign up for.
After you sign up, you will be placed on our email list to receive updated session information and ZOOM links when the Showcase Proposal deadline has past.
Be sure to check back here for any changes!
Whom do I contact if I have a question?
KnightED Talks Student Showcase Chairs
Dr. Lee-Anne Spalding
Dr. Taylar Wenzel
KnightEd Talks Student Showcase Organizer
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