FALL CONFERENCE RECAP
October 9-10, 2008
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"You can see her passion for multicultural education shine through!
She is very inspiring!" "She was very knowledgeable about her material!" "The real-ness of her ability to speak with, not to, us. She was great!" |
About 400 educators and
community members from Northeast Wisconsin attended the Institute’s
Fall Conference in early October.
Patricia Bode, renowned educator, author,
researcher in the area of curriculum reform and multicultural
education and culturally responsive teaching presented "Expect
Achievement: Culture, Identity, and Learning" at the keynote
event. Friday's workshop presentation "Teaching for
Achievement : the role of culture and identity" was attended
by about 150 educators.
Photo gallery of the event:
To view a larger image of a photo, please click on the thumbnail.
Educators' Display of Research
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Photos from Fall Conference 2008 Keynote
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Additional photos from the educators' display of research.
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DVDs of the entire Fall Conference are available for purchase (Click here for an order form)
Handouts from the Fall Conference's Keynote and Friday Educator Workshop and a list of Patricia Bode's resources are listed below:
Thursday Keynote:
7th Grade Family Unit
October 9 Keynote Address
Friday Educator
Workshop:
Card You Are Dealt
Hurricane Katrina
Student Research
Friday Wrap Up:
Wrap Up
Patricia Bode's List of Resources
