Education Week - February 18, 2015 - Special Report - 16

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1 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT,
TEACHER TRAINING: New York State
Elementary Classroom Teachers Assocation
(NYSECTA) Spring Seminar, sponsored by
the New York State Association for Health,
Physical Education, Recreation and Dance,
for teacher-educators, at Herkimer College
in Herkimer, N.Y. Contact: Jessica Synenki,
NYSECTA, Inc., (315) 823-1022, email:
jsynenki@nysecta.org, website: nysecta.org.
1-30 CLASSROOM MANAGEMENT,
ELEMENTARY EDUCATION,
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT,
STUDENT BEHAVIOR: Responsive
Classroom Summer Courses, sponsored by
Responsive Classroom, for administrators,
counselors, teacher-educators, and teachers,
at Multiple Sites - See website for details.
Contact: Crista DeRicco, Responsive
Classroom, (800) 360-6332, email:
crista@responsiveclassroom.org, website:
responsiveclassroom.org.
2 ARTS EDUCATION, PROFESSIONAL
DEVELOPMENT: Arts Integration
Symposium, sponsored by the Florida Alliance
for Arts Education, for teachers, at Atlantic
High School in Port Orange, Fla. Contact:
Julie Hebert, Florida Alliance for Arts
Education, (407) 488-9951, email: director@
faae.org, website: www.faae.org.
3-31 ACHIEVEMENT, PROFESSIONAL
DEVELOPMENT: ACT Bootcamp, sponsored
by Envision Children, at Winton Woods
High School in Cincinnati. Contact: Kimberly
Lampl, Envision Children, (513) 772-5437,
email: kim.lampl@envisionchildren.org,
website: envisionchildren.org.
4-5 LEADERSHIP, PROFESSIONAL
DEVELOPMENT: 21st National Conference
on Diversity, Race & Learning, sponsored by
The Ohio State University Office of Diversity
and Inclusion, for administrators, at The Ohio
State University Fawcett Conference Center in
Columbus, Ohio. Contact: Rose Wilson-Hill,
The Ohio State University's Office of Diversity
and Inclusion, (614) 292-8227, email: wilsonhill.46@osu.edu,
website: www.odi.osu.edu.
4-6 ADMINISTRATORS, LEADERSHIP,
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: Technical
Skills Intensive, sponsored by Project
Adventure, for counselors, teacher-educators,
and teachers, at Project Adventure in Beverly,
Mass. Contact: Keri Hinchion, Project
Adventure, Inc., (978) 524-4555, email:
registration@pa.org, website: pa.org.
4-7 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT:
Four-Day Event: Basic Restorative Practices,
sponsored by IIRP - International Institute
for Restorative Practices, for administrators,
counselors, reading specialists, researchers,
school board members, school nurses, state
policymakers, teacher-educators, teachers, and
technology personnel, at the Hilton Garden Inn
Troy & The Rensselaer Banquet & Conference
Center Facility in Troy, N.Y. Contact: The
International Institute for Restorative Practices
Graduate School, (610) 807-9221, email:
iirpinfo@iirp.edu, website: www.iirp.edu.
6 ENGLISH-LANGUAGE LEARNERS:
Boosting Success for 21st Century Learners:
Equitable Practices for High Achievement,
sponsored by Mid-Atlantic Equity Center, for
administrators, counselors, reading specialists,
researchers, school board members, state
policymakers, teacher-educators, and teachers,
at The Conference Center at the Maritime
Institute in Linthicum Hights, Md. Contact:
Noelle Haile, The Mid-Atlantic Equity
Consortium, Inc., (301) 657-7741, email:
noelle@maec.org, website: www.maec.org.
6-8 CURRICULUM, SCIENCE, STEM:
Teacher Educator Institute, sponsored by
Engineering Is Elementary, for teachereducators,
at the Museum of Science in
Boston. Contact: Max Siegel, Engineering is
Elementary, (617) 589-4203, email: eiepd@
mos.org, website: eie.org/.
6-8 STEM, TEACHER EDUCATION: Teacher
Educator Institute, sponsored by Engineering
Is Elementary, for teacher-educators, at the
Museum of Science in Boston. Contact:
Engineering is Elementary, (617) 589-4260,
email: EiEPD@mos.org, website: eie.org.
7 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: What
You Ought to Know about State Report
Cards, sponsored by the Alabama Association
of School Boards, for administrators,
counselors, researchers, school board members,
state policymakers, and teachers, in Ala.
Contact: AASB, (334) 277-9700, email: info@
AlabamaSchoolBoards.org, website: www.
AlabamaSchoolBoards.org.
7-9 ACHIEVEMENT, LEADERSHIP,
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: WorldClass
Minds: Improving Education, Teaching
and Testing in a Globalized World, sponsored
by the Learning & the Brain Foundation, for
administrators, counselors, reading specialists,
researchers, school board members, school
nurses, state policymakers, teacher-educators,
teachers, and technology personnel, at the
Sheraton New York Times Square Hotel
in New York City. Contact: Tanya Wilson,
Learning & the Brain, (781) 449-4010, email:
registration@learningandthebrain.com, website:
learningandthebrain.com.
11-14 LEADERSHIP, PROFESSIONAL
DEVELOPMENT, STUDENT BEHAVIOR:
Four-Day Event: Basic Restorative Practices,
sponsored by IIRP - International Institute
for Restorative Practices, for administrators,
counselors, reading specialists, researchers,
school board members, school nurses, state
policymakers, teacher-educators, teachers, and
technology personnel, at the Embassy Suites
Los Angeles-International Airport North
in Los Angeles. Contact: The International
Institute for Restorative Practices Graduate
School, (610) 807-9221, email: iirpinfo@iirp.
edu, website: www.iirp.edu.
11-14 LEADERSHIP, PROFESSIONAL
DEVELOPMENT, STUDENT BEHAVIOR:
Four-Day Event: Basic Restorative Practices,
sponsored by IIRP - International Institute
for Restorative Practices, for administrators,
counselors, reading specialists, researchers,
school board members, school nurses, state
policymakers, teacher-educators, teachers,
and technology personnel, at the Hershey
Country Club in Hershey, Pa. Contact: The
International Institute for Restorative Practices
Graduate School, (610) 807-9221, email:
iirpinfo@iirp.edu, website: www.iirp.edu.
11-14 LEADERSHIP, PROFESSIONAL
DEVELOPMENT: Advanced Skills and
Standards, sponsored by Project Adventure,
for counselors, teacher-educators, and
teachers, at Project Adventure in Beverly,
Mass. Contact: Keri Hinchion, Project
Adventure, Inc., (978) 524-4555, email:
registration@pa.org, website: pa.org.
12 COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT,
SPECIAL EDUCATION: Inclusive School and
Community Engagement Across the Lifespan:
An Ethical Imperative, sponsored by TASH,
for administrators, counselors, teachers, at
the Best Western Royal Plaza Hotel & Trade
Center in Marlborough, Mass. Contact: Edwin
Canizalez, TASH, (202) 540-9020, email:
ecanizalez@tash.org, website: tash.org/.
13 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT:
Conference on the Progress and Factors
that Contribute to Closing the STEM
Achievement Gap, sponsored by the
American Association of Colleges for
Teacher Education, for administrators,
researchers, state policymakers, teachereducators,
and teachers, at the American
Association of Colleges for Teacher Education
in Washington, D.C. Contact: Christine
Tambini, American Association of Colleges
for Teacher Education, (202) 478-4591, email:
events@aacte.org, website: www.aacte.org.
14 EDUCATION LAW, EDUCATION POLICY:
National Education Policy Institute (NEPI),
sponsored by the National Alliance of Black
School Educators, for teacher-educators,
in Washington, D.C. Contact: Ed Potillo,
National Alliance of Black School Educators,
(202) 608-6310, email: Epotillo@nabse.org,
website: nabse.org.
14-15 LEADERSHIP, PROFESSIONAL
DEVELOPMENT, TEACHERS: Adventure
Curriculum for Physical Education
workshop, sponsored by Project Adventure,
for teacher-educators and teachers, at Project
Adventure in Beverly, Mass. Contact: Keri
Hinchion, Project Adventure, Inc., (978)
524-4555, email: registration@pa.org,
website: pa.org.
14-15 MENTORING, PROFESSIONAL
DEVELOPMENT, SOCIAL-EMOTIONAL
LEARNING: Restorative Responses to
Adversity and Trauma, sponsored by IIRP
- International Institute for Restorative
Practices, for administrators, counselors, reading
specialists, researchers, school board members,
school nurses, state policymakers, teachereducators,
teachers, and technology personnel,
at IIRP Campus in Bethlehem, Pa. Contact:
International Institute for Restorative Practices
Graduate School, (610) 807-9221, email:
iirpinfo@iirp.edu, website: www.iirp.edu.
16 ARTS EDUCATION, INSTRUCTION:
Arts Integration Symposium, sponsored by
the Florida Alliance for Arts Education, for
teachers, at Nova Southeastern University in
Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Contact: Julie Hebert,
Florida Alliance for Arts Education, (407)
488-9951, email: director@faae.org, website:
www.faae.org.
16 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT:
Promoting Self-Determined Futures, sponsored
by TASH, at The University of North Carolina
at Greensboro in Greensboro, N.C. Contact:
Edwin Canizalez, TASH, (202) 540-9020,
email: ecanizalez@tash.org, website: tash.org/.
16-17 ADMINISTRATORS, LEADERSHIP,
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT:
Restorative Leadership Development:
Authority with Grace, sponsored by IIRP -
International Institute for Restorative Practices,
for administrators, counselors, reading
specialists, researchers, school board members,
school nurses, state policymakers, teachereducators,
teachers, and technology personnel,
at IIRP Campus in Bethlehem, Pa. Contact:
The International Institute for Restorative
Practices Graduate School, (610) 807-9221,
email: iirpinfo@iirp.edu, website: www.iirp.edu.
18-20 LEADERSHIP, PROFESSIONAL
DEVELOPMENT: Adventures in Low
Elements, sponsored by Project Adventure, for
counselors, teacher-educators, and teachers, at
Project Adventure in Beverly, Mass. Contact:
Keri Hinchion, Project Adventure, Inc., (978)
524-4555, email: registration@pa.org, website:
pa.org.
18-21 LEADERSHIP, PROFESSIONAL
DEVELOPMENT, STUDENT BEHAVIOR:
Four-Day Event: Basic Restorative Practices,
sponsored by IIRP - International Institute
for Restorative Practices, for administrators,
counselors, reading specialists, researchers,
school board members, school nurses, state
policymakers, teacher-educators, teachers,
and technology personnel, at the Radisson
Hotel at Cross Keys in Boston. Contact: The
International Institute for Restorative Practices
Graduate School, (610) 807-9221, email:
iirpinfo@iirp.edu, website: www.iirp.edu.
18-21 LEADERSHIP, PROFESSIONAL
DEVELOPMENT, STUDENT BEHAVIOR:
Four-Day Event: Basic Restorative Practices,
sponsored by IIRP - International Institute
for Restorative Practices, for administrators,
counselors, reading specialists, researchers,
school board members, school nurses, state
policymakers, teacher-educators, teachers, and
technology personnel, at the IIRP Campus
in Bethlehem, Pa. Contact: The International
Institute for Restorative Practices Graduate
School, (610) 807-9221, email: iirpinfo@iirp.
edu, website: www.iirp.edu.
18-21 LEADERSHIP, MENTORING,
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT, STUDENT
BEHAVIOR: Four-Day Event: Basic Restorative
Practices, sponsored by IIRP - International
Institute for Restorative Practices, for
administrators, counselors, reading specialists,
researchers, school board members, school
nurses, state policymakers, teacher-educators,
teachers, and technology personnel, at the
Hilton Garden Inn in San Mateo, Calif.
Contact: The International Institute for
Restorative Practices Graduate School, (610)
807-9221, email: iirpinfo@iirp.edu, website:
www.iirp.edu.
18-21 LEADERSHIP, PROFESSIONAL
DEVELOPMENT: Adventure Based
Counseling, sponsored by Project Adventure,
for counselors, teacher-educators, and
teachers, at Project Adventure in Beverly,
Mass. Contact: Keri Hinchion, Project
Adventure, Inc., (978) 524-4555, email:
registration@pa.org, website: pa.org.
20 COUNSELING, PROFESSIONAL
DEVELOPMENT, SOCIAL-EMOTIONAL
LEARNING: United Way School Support
Network, sponsored by the United Way
of Northern New Jersey, for teachereducators,
at The College of Saint Elizabeth
in Morristown, N.J. Contact: Robyn
Ulmer, UWNNJ, (973) 993-1160, email:
robyn.ulmer@unitedwaynnj.org, website:
unitedwaynnj.org.
20 LEADERSHIP, TEACHERS: MeckEd's
2015 Teachers of Excellence, sponsored by
MeckEd, for teacher-educators, at the Hilton
Charlotte Center City in Charlotte, N.C.
Contact: Erin Edwards, MeckEd, (704) 3350100,
email: eedwards@mecked.org, website:
mecked.org.
20-21 ACHIEVEMENT, CURRICULUM,
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT:
Educational Assessment in an Era of
Curricular Uncertainty: A Two-Part
Institute, sponsored by Duke University,
for administrators, teacher-educators, and
teachers, at Duke University in Durham, N.C.
Contact: Courtney Orning, Duke University
Social Science Research Institute, (919)
681-1972, email: courtney.orning@duke.edu,
website: ssri.duke.edu/.
20-25 CURRICULUM, INSTRUCTION:
Alternative Education Resource Organization
Conference, sponsored by the Alternative
Education Resource Organization, for
teachers, at Long Island University/Post
Campus in Brookville, N.Y. Contact:
Jerry Mintz, Alternative Education
Resource Organization, (516) 6212195,
email: jerryaero@aol.com, website:
educationrevolution.org.
26-29 LIBRARIES, MENTORING,
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT:
Adventure Programming, sponsored
by Project Adventure, for counselors,
teacher-educators, and teachers, at Project
Adventure in Beverly, Mass. Contact: Keri
Hinchion, Project Adventure, Inc., (978)
524-4555, email: registration@pa.org,
website: pa.org.
27-29 LEADERSHIP, PROFESSIONAL
DEVELOPMENT: Technical Skills for Static
Courses, sponsored by Project Adventure, for
counselors, teacher-educators, and teachers, at
Project Adventure in Beverly, Mass. Contact:
Keri Hinchion, Project Adventure, Inc., (978)
524-4555, email: registration@pa.org, website:
pa.org.
30-31 HEALTH AND SAFETY,
INSTRUCTION, LEADERSHIP,
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: Achieving
Fitness, sponsored by Project Adventure, for
teacher-educators and teachers, at Project
Adventure in Beverly, Mass. Contact: Keri
Hinchion, Project Adventure, Inc., (978)
524-4555, email: registration@pa.org, website:
pa.org.
June
1-3 ADMINISTRATORS, PARENT
INVOLVEMENT: Common Sense Parenting
16 Education WEEk 2015 CALENDAR OF EVENTS & PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT DIRECTORY www.edweek.org/go/calendar
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