9:00 am to 11:00 am
Lori Breidenbach and Christie Allison
Registrations now closed

Going beyond "Good job!": Effective feedback to foster engagement, learning and growth
How can we best respond to student work in order to encourage, rather than discourage, student enthusiasm for learning?  Providing effective and meaningful teacher feedback is an important step in the learning process, and especially necessary for engaging students in the online setting.  In this workshop, we will explore multiple methods for giving feedback that gives students valuable information rather than praise or criticism.

11:30 am to 1:30 pm
Kim Breeden
Accepting registrations through Friday 7/17 at noon!

Social justice in the math classroom
In this workshop, middle and high school math teachers will practice incorporating social justice into their classroom—whether in person or online. With guidance, each teacher will create a math lesson or assignment that is centered around social justice to be shared with all participants. In addition, you will receive over 12 lessons created by the presenter. You will leave the workshop with lessons you can use or modify for your classroom, additional ideas for other lessons and understanding of why using math education to advance justice is increasingly important.

2:00 pm to 4:00 pm
Elissa Raffa and Becky Wilfahrt
Registrations now closed

Change, develop, transform: Technology in the service of pedagogy
In a time of urgent educational experimentation, how do teachers and school leaders make good decisions about technology, students and learning?  How do we, to quote arts educator Elliot Eisner, "exercise judgement in the absence of rule"?  In this workshop, we will consider several practical frameworks that help us to understand how technology can support the very best teaching.  Participants will apply these frameworks to any size problem that they wish to solve, from transforming a single classroom lesson into an online lesson to making a district-wide purchasing decision.  Classroom teachers, teacher-leaders, and school leaders are all welcome!

4:30 pm to 6:30 pm
Melissa Greene and Debbie Ferm
Accepting registrations through Friday 7/17 at noon!

Managing your special education caseload online: Practical solutions for remote or in classroom educators
In this workshop you will learn how to use digital tools to manage due process timelines and increase communication with students and their families. Participants will be provided with instruction and guidance while learning to use digital tools.  Additionally, participants will receive free, ready-to-use, customizable templates, designed to improve online case management.