A Network Connecting School Leaders From Around The Globe
Time: January 16, 2014 from 8:30am to 12pm
Location: Western Suffolk BOCES
Street: 31 Lee Avenue 11798
City/Town: Wheatley Heights
Event Type: regional, meeting, connecting, sed, to, long, island
Organized By: Carol Varsalona
Latest Activity: Jan 7, 2014
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ELA Coordinator Network Meeting
NYSED Common Core Initiatives: Shifts to Practice
January 16, 2014, 8:30 AM – 12:00 PM
Presenters:
Ken Slentz, NYSED Deputy Commissioner, and Kate Gerson, Senior Fellow at USNY Regents Research Fund
Vendor:
Matthew Gross, Newsela CEO, and Deborah Lee, Newsela Community Manager
Facilitated by Carol Varsalona
AGENDA
8:30 am Continental Breakfast and Hands-On Display of the Newsela Site that Supports Differentiation of Nonfiction Literacy by Matthew Gross & Deborah Lee
9:00 am Welcome by Carol Varsalona
9:15 am Vendor Presentation on Newsela by Deborah Lee
9:30 am Keynote, NYSED Common Core Initiatives: Shifts to Practice by Deputy Commissioner Ken Slentz & Senior Fellow Kate Gerson
10:15 am Q & A for Ken Slentz and Kate Gerson
10:45 am Small Group Breakouts with Conversation Cafe Protocol
11:15am -12:00 pm Next Steps on Long Island: Collaboration is Key by Carol Varsalona
Register at My Learning Plan, http://www.wsboces.org/webreg
Seating is limited.
The ELA Coordinator Network Meetings are designed for central and building administrators, literacy coaches/specialists, ELA consultants, and lead teachers interested in impacting literacy learning on Long Island. Through a series of three professional development opportunities, Carol Varsalona will facilitate professional conversations with NYSED officials. Topics will range from assessments, Common Core Initiatives, and K-12 curriculum materials found on EngageNY. The intent of these regional meetings is to link SED to Long Island so educators can stay informed about New York State initiatives and connect with other districts. Having cross-district conversations regarding literacy teaching and learning is essential in building a collaborative community.
Save the Date for the Last ELA Coordinator Network Meeting:
May 7, 2014
Domains & Modules: Moving Forward with Curriculum
NYSED Presenters:
Mary Cahill, Director of Curriculum
Erik Sweet, ELA Associate
Amy Rudat, Project Assistant
Vendor: Baum and Beaulieu Associates
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