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Columbus, Ohio. Contact: Diann Guy, The Ohio State University, (614) 292-7893, email: guy.81@ osu.edu, website: www.lcosu.org. 17 EDUCATION POLICY: 5th Annual Legacy Luncheon, sponsored by the Colorado Legacy Foundation, for administrators, community members, researchers, school board members, state policymakers, and teachers, at Sheraton Denver Downtown in Denver. Contact: Christian Martinez, Colorado Legacy Foundation, (303) 736-6477, email: cmartinez@colegacy.org, website: colegacy.org. 17 ENGLISH: HillStrategies for Writing, sponsored by The Hill Center, for teacher-educators, at the Hill Center in Durham, N.C. Contact: Pam Hoggard, THC, (919) 489-7464, email: phoggard@hillcenter.org, website: www.hillcenter.org. 17-19 EDUCATION RESEARCH: Annual Meeting of the New England Educational Research Organization (NEERO), sponsored by the New England Educational Research Organization, for reading specialists, researchers, and state policymakers, at Sheraton Portsmouth, New Hampshire in Portsmouth, N.H. Contact: Steven Stemler, Wesleyan University, (860) 685-2207, email: neero. conference@gmail.com, website: www.neero.org. 17-20 INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION: Institute for Global Education Diplomacy, sponsored by the Association for Childhood Education International, for administrators, community members, parents, researchers, school board members, state policymakers, teacher-educators, and teachers, at Georgetown University Conference Center in Washington. Contact: Yvette Murphy, ACEI, (301) 570-2111, email: institute@acei.org, website: www.acei.org. 17-20 MATHEMATICS: NCTM 2013 Annual Meeting, sponsored by the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics, for administrators, researchers, state policymakers, teacher-educators, and teachers, at Colorado Convention Center in Denver. Contact: NCTM, (800) 235-7566, email: nctm@nctm.org, website: www.nctm.org. 18 MATHEMATICS: HillStrategies for Math, sponsored by The Hill Center, for teacher-educators and teachers, at The Hill Center in Durham, N.C. Contact: Pam Hoggard, THC, (919) 489-7464, email: phoggard@hillcenter.org, website: www.hillcenter.org. 18-20 EARLY-CHILDHOOD EDUCATION: South Dakota Early- Childhood Education Conference, sponsored by the South Dakota Head Start Assn., for administrators, counselors, parents, school board members, state policymakers, and teachers, at Ramkota River Centre in Pierre, S.D. Contact: Kathy Cruse, South Dakota Head Start Association, (605) 224-4161, email: sdhsa@sdheadstart.org, website: www.sdheadstart.org. 18-19 ASSESSMENT: WERA Spring Conference-Focus on Formative Assessment, sponsored by the Washington Educational Research Association, for teachereducators and teachers, at Renton Community Center in Renton, Wash. Contact: Sharon Rockwood, Washington Educational Research Association, (206) 417-7776, email: weraoffice@gmail.com, website: wera-web.org. 19 ENGLISH, ENGLISH-LANGUAGE LEARNERS: Understanding Language Institute: ELA and ELLs, sponsored by the International Reading Association, for teachers, at IRA Annual Conference 2013 in San Antonio. Contact: Lauren Ellison, Stanford University, (650) 725-2392, email: lellison@stanford. edu, website: ell.stanford.edu. 19 SPECIAL EDUCATION: Facilitating Self Advocacy Workshop, sponsored by the University of Wisconsin-Madison, for teachers, at UW-Madison Teacher Education Bldg. in Madison, Wis. Contact: Lisa Hebgen, UW-Madison School of Education Outreach and Partnerships, (608) 890-3091, email: lmhebgen@wisc.edu, website: eop.education.wisc.edu/. 19-20 MULTICULTURAL EDUCATION: A Global Odyssey: Exploring Multicultural Education in our Changing World, sponsored by the National Association for Multicultural Education, for community members, counselors, researchers, state policymakers, teacher-educators, and teachers, at Texas State University, San Marcos, TX, L.B.J. Student Center in San Marcos, Texas. Contact: Diana Linn, Texas National Association for Multicultural Education, (936) 261- 19-22 READING: International Reading Association’s 58th Annual Convention, sponsored by the International Reading Association, for administrators, counselors, reading specialists, researchers, school board members, state policymakers, teacher-educators, teachers, and technology personnel, at Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center, Halls A-C in San Antonio. Contact: IRA, (302) 731-1600, email: customerservice@reading.org, website: www.iraconvention.org. 20 READING: Reaching All Readers Conference, sponsored by the International Dyslexia Association, for administrators, community members, counselors, parents, reading specialists, researchers, school board members, state policymakers, teacher-educators, teachers, and technology personnel, at Sheraton Framingham Hotel and Conference Center in Framingham, Mass. Contact: Sarah Wolf, MABIDA, (978) 890-7139, email: sarahpwolf@gmail.com, website: www.dyslexia-ma.org. 21-23 ASSESSMENT, MULTICULTURAL EDUCATION: CREA Inaugural Conference, sponsored by the Center for Culturally Responsive Evaluation and Assessment, for community members, researchers, state policymakers, teacher-educators, and technology personnel, at Palmer House in Chicago. Contact: Stafford Hood, CREA, (217) 333-2981, email: crea@ education.illinois.edu, website: education.illinois.edu/CREA. 21-23 TECHNOLOGY: TIE Conference, sponsored by Technology & Innovations in Education, for administrators, counselors, school board members, teacher-educators, teachers, and technology personnel, at Rushmore Plaza Civic Center in Rapid City, S.D. Contact: Megan Merscheim, TIE (Technology & Innovation in Education), (605) 394-1876, email: mmerscheim@tie.net, website: www.tie.net. 21-24 ADMINISTRATORS: CAP 2013, sponsored by the Canadian Association of Principals, for administrators, at Fairmont Banff Springs Hotel in Banff, Alberta, Canada. Contact: Jeff Johnson, Council for School Leadership, (780) 447-9400, email: cap2013@me.com, website: www.cap2013.com. 22-25 COUNSELING, STUDENT BEHAVIOR: Four-Day Event: Join us for the 24th Annual National Service-Learning Conference® Restorative Responses to Grief, Trauma and Adversity, sponsored by the International Institute for Restorative Practices, for administrators, counselors, parents, teacher-educators, and teachers, at IIRP Graduate School in Bethlehem, Pa. Contact: IIRP, (610) 807-9221, email: prof_dev_info@iirp.edu, website: www.iirp.edu/grief. Without Limits March 13-15, 2013 Denver, Colorado Visit nylc.org to learn how you can get involved. 12 3643, email: diana.linn@txname. org, website: www.txname.org. 23 CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION: College and Career Readiness Workshop, sponsored by ACT Inc. Northeast Region, for counselors, at SUNY Institute of Technology in Utica, N.Y. Education WEEk 2 0 1 3 CA LENDA R O F EV EN T S & P ROFESSIONAL DEVELOP MENT DIRECT ORY Contact: Debbie Haines, ACT, Inc, (508) 229-0111, email: Debbie. Haines@act.org, website: www. act.org/learningevents/workshops/ index.html. 23 ENGLISH: Multisensory Grammar, sponsored by The Hill Center, for teacher-educators, at The Hill Center in Durham, N.C. Contact: Pam Hoggard, THC, (919) 4897464, email: phoggard@hillcenter. org, website: www.hillcenter.org. 24 HIGHER EDUCATION: College and Career Readiness Workshop, sponsored by ACT Inc. Northeast Region, for administrators, counselors, researchers, school board members, at Georgian Court University in Lakewood, N.J. Contact: Nancy Cox, ACT Inc., (508) 229-0111, email: Boston@ act.org, website: www.act.org/ learningevents/workshops/. 24-26 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: New Tools for School Success: Three-day Learning Lab on SchoolImprovement Teams, sponsored by the Harvard Graduate School of Education, for administrators, community members, counselors, parents, school board members, state policymakers, teachereducators, and teachers, at the Harvard Graduate School of Education in Cambridge, Mass. Contact: Programs in Professional Education, (800) 545-1849, email: ppe@gse.harvard.edu, website: www.gse.harvard.edu/ppe/k12. 25 ENGLISH-LANGUAGE LEARNERS: Annual IDRA La Semana del Niño Parent Institute, sponsored by the Intercultural Development Research Association, for parents, in San Antonio. Contact: Frances Guzman, Intercultural Development Research Association, (210) 444-1710, email: frances.guzman@idra.org, website: www.idra.org. 25 HIGHER EDUCATION: College and Career Readiness Workshop, sponsored by ACT Inc. Northeast Region, for administrators, counselors, researchers, school board members, at Niagara University in Lewiston, N.Y. Contact: Nancy Cox, ACT Inc., (508) 229-0111, email: Boston@ act.org, website: www.act.org/ learningevents/workshops/. 25 HIGHER EDUCATION: College and Career Readiness Workshop, sponsored by ACT Inc. Northeast Region, for administrators, counselors, researchers, school board members, at Rowan University in Glassboro, N.J. Contact: Nancy Cox, ACT Inc., (508) 229-0111, email: Boston@ act.org, website: www.act.org/ learningevents/workshops/. 25 MATHEMATICS: MoneyWorks, sponsored by The Hill Center, for teacher-educators, at The Hill Center in Durham, N.C. Contact: Pam Hoggard, THC, (919) 4897464, email: phoggard@hillcenter. org, website: www.hillcenter.org. 25 SPECIAL EDUCATION: 21st Annual Conference on Serving Adults with Disabilities, sponsored by the Capitol Region Education Council, for teacher- w w w. e d w e e k. o rg /go /cal e n dar educators, at Hartford Marriott Farmington in Farmington, Conn. Contact: Carol Boin, Capitol Region Education Council, (860) 524-4048, email: cboin@crec.org, website: www.crec.org. 25-26 ACCOUNTABILITY: Beyond Compliance: Embracing Teacher Appraisal, sponsored by the Center on Education and Lifelong Learning at Indiana Unversity, for administrators, school board members, state policymakers, teacher-educators, teachers, and technology personnel, at the Hilton Indianapolis North in Indianapolis. Contact: Sandi Cole, Center on Education and Lifelong Learning, (812) 855-6508, email: cmcole@ indiana.edu, website: www.iidc. indiana.edu/BeyondCompliance. 25-26 TECHNOLOGY: NETA Conference, sponsored by the Nebraska Educational Technology Association, for teacher-educators, at La Vista Embassy Suites & Conference Center in La Vista, Neb. Contact: Julie Moore, NETA, (402) 540-1904, email: executivedirector@netasite.org, website: netasite.org. 25-27 MINORITY EDUCATION: The Coalition of Schools Educating Boys of Color’s 7th Annual Gathering of Leaders: Young, Gifted, and Literate: Boys and Young Men of Color Prepared for the Future, sponsored by the Urban Prep Academies, for administrators, at University of Illinois-Chicago in Chicago. Contact: Brenda Artwell, COSEBOC, (617) 274-8737, email: bartwell@coseboc.org, website: www.coseboc.org. 25-28 BILINGUAL EDUCATION, ENGLISH-LANGUAGE LEARNERS, MULTICULTURAL EDUCATION: Alliance for Multilingual Multicultural Education Conference, sponsored by the New Mexico Association for Bilingual Education, for administrators, community members, parents, reading specialists, researchers, school board members, state policymakers, teacher-educators, teachers, and technology personnel, at Embassy Suites Hotel in Albuquerque, N.M. Contact: David R. Briseno, NM Association for Bilingual Education, (505) 2386812, email: nmabe@suddenlink. net, website: www.nmabe.net. 25-28 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: National High School Journalism Convention, sponsored by the Journalism Education Association, for students, and teachers, at the Marriott Marquis in San Francisco. Contact: Kelly Furnas, JEA, (785) 532-5532, email: furnas@ksu.edu, website: www.jea.org. 26-27 TECHNOLOGY: WyTECC Second Annual Conference, sponsored by WyTECC, for administrators, community members, school board members, teacher-educators, teachers, and technology personnel, at Western Wyoming Community College in Rock Springs, Wyo. Contact: Cristy Magagna, WyTECC, (307) 8716035, email: magagnac@sw1.k12. wy.us, website: wytecc.org. 27-MAY 1 EDUCATION RESEARCH: American Educational Research http://www.txname.org http://www.act.org/learningevents/workshops/index.html http://www.lcosu.org http://www.act.org/learningevents/workshops/index.html http://www.act.org/learningevents/workshops/index.html http://www.hillcenter.org http://www.crec.org http://www.hillcenter.org http://www.colegacy.org http://www.iraconvention.org http://www.sdheadstart.org http://www.iidc.indiana.edu/BeyondCompliance http://www.iidc.indiana.edu/BeyondCompliance http://www.act.org/learningevents/workshops http://www.act.org/learningevents/workshops http://www.hillcenter.org http://www.wera-web.org http://www.netasite.org http://www.dyslexia-ma.org http://www.neero.org http://www.gse.harvard.edu/ppe/k12 http://ell.stanford.edu http://www.coseboc.org http://education.illinois.edu/CREA http://eop.education.wisc.edu/ http://www.idra.org http://www.acei.org http://www.tie.net http://www.act.org/learningevents/workshops http://www.nmabe.net http://www.nctm.org http://www.act.org/learningevents/workshops http://www.cap2013.com http://www.jea.org http://www.act.org/learningevents/workshops http://www.act.org/learningevents/workshops http://www.iirp.edu/grief http://www.hillcenter.org http://www.nylc.org http://www.nylc.org http://www.wytecc.org http://www.edweek.org/go/calendar

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