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NSELA 2018 Summer Leadership Institute has ended
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Monday, July 9
 

7:30am EDT

Breakfast Franklin Hall 1 & 2

8:30am EDT

Welcome and Introductions Franklin Hall 1 & 2

9:15am EDT

NextGenTIME: A Suite of Tools for Evaluating Curriculum Materials and Designing Curriculum-Based Professional Learning; Part 1 Franklin Hall 3Jody Bintz

12:15pm EDT

Lunch Franklin Hall 1 & 2

1:15pm EDT

NextGenTIME: A Suite of Tools for Evaluating Curriculum Materials and Designing Curriculum-Based Professional Learning; Part 2 Franklin Hall 3Jody Bintz

4:45pm EDT

Wrap-up and Daily Evaluation Franklin Hall 1 & 2

6:30pm EDT

Dinner at Maggiano's Little Italy Restaurant Maggiano's Little Italy Restaurant
 
Tuesday, July 10
 

8:30am EDT

Light Breakfast & Coffee with Okhee Lee Franklin Hall 1 & 2Okhee Lee

9:30am EDT

Avoiding Random Acts of STEM: Making Meaningful Connections Across the Disciplines, Followed by a 90 minutes: Hands-On Interactive Session: “What Does the “Framework” Look Like in the Classroom?” Franklin Hall 1 & 2Peter McLaren • Lauren Carr • Jeff Lukens • Larry Plank • Dr. Nancy Songer

12:15pm EDT

Lunch & Keynote: Bioinformatics - Mark A. Pauley, Ph.D., Program Director, Division of Undergraduate Education, Directorate for Education and Human Resources, National Science Foundation Franklin Hall 1 & 2Mark A. Pauley, Ph.D.

1:30pm EDT

Keynote: Rodger Bybee, "STEM Education Now More Than Ever" Franklin Hall 1 & 2Rodger Bybee

3:00pm EDT

Break Foyer
 
Wednesday, July 11
 

7:45am EDT

Breakfast Franklin Hall 4

8:45am EDT

Considerations for Implementing a Local Comprehensive Assessment System (LCAS) Franklin Hall 13James Blake, Ed.D • Grant Gardner • Jason Thomsen • Deborah Tucker

10:30am EDT

Continued Conversations: How can we use STEM as an opportunity for collaborations among science leaders and math leaders? (Repeated Session) Conference Rooms 407, 408 & 409Cathy Seeley

12:00pm EDT

Wrap-up Informal