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NSELA 2018 Summer Leadership Institute

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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?”

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

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Keynote: Rodger Bybee, "STEM Education Now More Than Ever"

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Breakfast

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Welcome and Introductions

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Lunch

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Light Breakfast & Coffee with Okhee Lee

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Making Sense of What We've Learned

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Dinner at Maggiano's Little Italy Restaurant

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Breakfast

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Wrap-up and Daily Evaluation

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Wrap-up and Daily Evaluation

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Science Education for All: Instructional Shifts to Promote Science and Language Learning

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Roundtable on Equity (immediately following Okhee Lee’s session)

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Break

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Wrap-up

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Integrating Science Learning and Computational Thinking with All Students Including English Learners

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NextGenTIME: A Suite of Tools for Evaluating Curriculum Materials and Designing Curriculum-Based Professional Learning; Part 1

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Break

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Break

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NextGenTIME: A Suite of Tools for Evaluating Curriculum Materials and Designing Curriculum-Based Professional Learning; Part 2

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Considerations for Implementing a Local Comprehensive Assessment System (LCAS)

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Science and Language Instruction and Assessment With All Students Including English Learners

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Science and Language Instruction and Assessment With All Students Including English Learners

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Continued Conversations: How can we use STEM as an opportunity for collaborations among science leaders and math leaders? (Repeated Session)

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“Burning Issues” Join us for an “Unconference”

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VESELS Recipients Gathering & Group Dinners

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Continued Conversations: How can we use STEM as an opportunity for collaborations among science leaders and math leaders?

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Lunch On Your Own