PC-B01 So You Have a Technology
Enriched Environment—Now What? How To Build A Sustainable
Future
John Gould, Drexel University
Target Audience: Teachers (K-12),
Administrators (K-12), Board Members, Instructional
Technologists, Information Technologists, Higher Ed
Faculty
Presentation Strands: Instructional Prep,
Primary/Elementary Curriculum, Secondary Curriculum,
Technologists
Session Level: All
Your CFF environs and other reforms will not be
sustainable unless you surface the present assumptions
driving our schools! Do you expect the next twenty years
to have less turmoil than the last twenty years? We hope
not. Given the changes expected in technology, medicine,
social interactions, the environment, and the
international scene, what kind of world might our students
face? As educators we can't say for sure, but one thing we
know is that with the anticipated acceleration of events,
our educational systems will be challenged to prepare
students and staff to deal with them. It is not enough to
plan for change; we must understand the change process and
how it affects people over time. The focus of this
workshop is to develop the skills necessary to change
perceptions of learning, envision new curricular models,
and schedules to help leaders to design sustainable
learning for the 21st Century. Skill sets developed in the
workshop are: collective thinking to surface underlying
assumptions about learning and instruction, develop new
patterns of relationships to create powerful instructional
practices through technology, and envisioning different
delivery models for schools. |
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Special Full-Day Seminar (9:00 A.M. - 4:00 P.M.) - Cost: $135.00 |
PC-B02 Discovery Educator Network
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Limited space available (Cost $135)
The Discovery Educator Network (DEN) is pleased to present
a special full-day preconference event – A Day in the
Life: Moving Beyond the Textbook. The day will provide
STAR Discovery Educators and welcomed guests an exciting
and enriching day of professional development focused on
creative ways to use digital media in the classroom.
Participants will have the opportunity to customize their
schedules as the choose from sessions such as:
- The Student as Collaborator and Creator
- 21st Century Assessment
- Homework Gone Digital
- Multimedia Einsteins
- Web 2.010 – The Top Ten Web 2.0 Tools for 2010
- And more!
Lunch will be provided and the day’s festivities will
come to a close with fun, prizes and special announcements
from the Discovery Educator Network.
Registration for this full-day pre-conference event is
limited.
Note: This event is free for STAR Discovery
Educators. Contact your DEN team for more details. |
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