FALL CONFERENCE RECAP
October 4-5, 2007
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"I loved
that Mr. Guskey’s ideas will give me a new
perspective for how to teach “out of the
box!" "The delivery is done with humor and a wealth of knowledge." "Obvious passion, clear explanation." |
About 400 educators and
community members from Northeast Wisconsin attended
the Institute’s Fall Conference in early October.
Tom Guskey, Professor
of education policy and evaluation at the University
of Kentucky, presented, “Practical Ways to Meet the
Needs of Diverse Learners: Revisiting the Ideas of
Benjamin S. Bloom. Educators’ research showcase was
also part of the keynote event. Guskey’s Friday
morning workshop, Grading and Reporting Student
Learning: Policies and Practices That Work, was
attended by about 250 educators. The Institute
welcomed, Wisconsin Schools of Promise to share
their strategies as well.
Photo gallery of the event:
| The Jazz band and Educators' research showcase | |||
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| Keynote address by Dr. Tom Guskey | |||
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| Friday morning workshop and afternoon presenters | |||
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DVD of the entire Fall
Conference with PowerPoint handouts are available for
purchase. (Click here for
an
order form)
Download Educator Workshop
Presentations Handouts
1. Guskey’s Presentation on
Grading and Reporting Student Learning: Polices and
Practices That Work
2. Denmark Elementary's Literacy Resource Team to
the Rescue
3. Glacier Edge Elementary School, of Verona
Literacy Teaming: A Collaborative Early Intervention
Model for All Children
