Part I: Please list all sessions you attended, along with the day and time they were presented. This would include general sessions.
Part II: For each session you believe was valuable, and you will bring what was learned back to your classroom, please answer the following questions in a brief paragraph.
1) What was the content of the session you attended?
2) What was the quality of the session? Please provide feedback.
3) How will you use or share the information with teachers? What about students?
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ReplyDeleteGeneral Session
ReplyDeleteI really enjoyed this session. Curt Bunting is a dynamic speaker, and it is encouraging to see that collaboration between CTE and academic teachers is possible. I think the concepts of common planning and technical & academic integrated projects are key to the collaborative culture. I think he would be an excellent speaker for academic teachers and administrators. His experiences at his school provide a platform for discussion between CTE and academic teachers.
Ag Collaborative Teams
Good, open discussion with the Ag teachers about collaborative working with science teachers and other Ag teachers statewide.
Open Source and Free Desktop Applications
This session was gold! Scott Nash provided a tremendous list of free resources for schools. This information is worth sharing not only with teachers, but there was something for everyone. Students and parents could really benefit from these free resources. Some software is cost prohibitive and these resources provide families an alternative.
Collaborative Teams in CTE
Curt Bunting discussed implementing PLC and changing the school culture to a collaborative culture. He urged administrators to work on the collaborative culture at their schools.
Tooling U and Today’s Class
Good information on the two programs. I will be able to share with our staff what is available to them. My director wanted me to attend this session, so that I would be able to help our staff because the programs were not used as effectively as they should have been.