Monday, December 6, 2004 (as of 7/8/04)
Room / 9:45 – 10:45 / 11 – Noon / 1:15 – 2:15 / 2:30 – 3:30 / 3:45 – 4:45Salon 1
Theatre – 300 /
Dr. Bob Marzano
Applying What Works in Schools / ------/Dr. Roberta Sejnost
Critical Reading & Writing /Dr. Roberta Sejnost
Accountability Testing /Dr. Roberta Senjost
Powerful Vocabulary StrategiesSalon 2
Theatre 300 / ------/
Dr. Bertie Kingore
Differentiating Instruction with Centers /Dr. Bertie Kingore
Student-Managed
Portfolios /Dr. Bertie Kingore
Assessment: Mot.Excellence, Documenting Standards /
Dr. Bertie Kingore
Differentiation That Works Without
Overworking
Salon 3Theatre – 130 /
Dr. Bob Marzano
Applying What Works in Schools / ------/Charleen Cain
Guided Reading for
Elementary Classrooms /Patti Conway
Spec Ed. Topic to be DeterminedSalon 4
Theatre – 130 /
Dr. Bob Marzano
Applying What Works in Schools / ------/Bill Link
Creating a Quality Classroom
/Melissa Meiners
Before and After
Reading ActivitiesSalon 5
Theatre – 130 /
Harvey Smith
Interactive Illinois Report Card Demonstration /Carolyn Coil
Solving the
Assessment Puzzle
/Carolyn Coil
Encouraging Achiev:Challenge,
Responsibility, and
Persistence
/Carolyn Coil
Motivating
Underachievers /Kay Davidson
Maximum Classroom ManagementSalon 6
Classroom- 110 / Dr. Michael Heggerty
Increasing Student’s Phonemic Awareness Skills /
Dr. Michael Heggerty
Combining Word Identification Skills
To Phonemic Awareness SkillsBen Hogan
Theatre – 45 /
Alice Rusevic
Assessment 101A – Paper & Pencil Tasks
/Donnette Nailor
& Barb FeddersonSolving the Classroom
Data PuzzleJack Nicklaus
Theatre – 25 /
Jan Leonard
Are You Asking the Right Questions? /Timothy Gipe
& Jaye MorrisonConnecting SIP
and SAC /Nathan Levy
Ways to Improve Reading, Writing,and Thinking /
Joanne Rompel
Be All That You Can Be
Arnold PalmerTheatre – 45 /
Donna Werderich
Reading Strategies for Content Teachers /Carolyn Langner &
Sandi HeffelfingerTeaching to the
Brain /Jerome Yanoff
Classroom Behavior Management /Jerome Yanoff
Teaching Behavior Disordered/Emotionally Disturbed in the Classroom /Jerome Yanoff
Autistic Students
In the RegularClassroom
Preservation A
Theatre – 100 – set up classroom? /
Lori Johnson
Differentiation C.P.R.(Complete Practical Recipes) /
Lori Johnson
Anchors Away
/David Waldherr
Raising PSAE and Other Test ScoresPreservation B
Theatre – 40 / VENDOR / VENDOR / Leap Frog
Terri VanDiver / VENDOR / VENDOR
New Orleans
Ballroom-
Theatre – 400 / ------/ ------/ ------/
Penny Murphy
Involving Students in Your Standards-led Classroom
RubyClassroom –
40(Computers) / Rebecca Anderson & Kathy Felt
Best Practices: Tools for Teaching /
Meg Ormiston
Technology:Resources for
Struggling Readers /
Meg Ormiston
Technology to Support Students with Learning Disabilities /Meg Ormiston
Your Students
Can’t Read theText, Now What? /
Meg Ormiston
Math & Technology:
Practical Strategiesfor Teachers
Monday, December 6, 2004 (as of 7/8/04)
Room / 9:45 – 10:45 / 11 – Noon / 1:15 – 2:15 / 2:30 – 3:30 / 3:45 – 4:45Coral
Theatre - 50 /
Barb Jaquet
Geo Build
/Phyllis Folarin
Improving Students’
Achievement – A Shared Responsibility /Maxine Russman
Lights ON:Beyond School Hours
Sapphire
Classroom –
30(Computers) /
Dr. Nancy Frakes
Experience Web-Based Teacher Resources /Kellie Doubek
The Forgotten LA Standards /Kurt Strothman
Technology
Integration Made EasyTurquoise A
Theatre- 50 - set up as classroom? /
Dr. Daniel Tomal
Discipline by Negotiations /Dr. Daniel Tomal
Discipline by Negotiations
Turquoise BTheatre – 50 /
Lori Fanello
Content Area Reading Strategy Acquisition
/Sue Lamoreaux & Chris Urish
Math on Mondays
JadeTheatre – 50 /
Elizabeth Noell
Raising Achievement Through School Improvement /Cheryl Robinson
Clear Targets-
Quality Products(SAC) /
Julie Foss
Using ISEL to
Guide Learning /Barbara Dunn
Culture Capsules for Your ClassroomTopaz / Presenter’s
Room
Broadway A
Classroom -50 /
Administrators’ Academy –
Kay Poyner Brown
NCLB and the SIP Process - An Overiew / ------Broadway B
Classroom-50 / Administrators’ Academy – Dr. Susan Goodale
Challenges And Strategies In Working
With Special Populations Student / ------
Broadway C
Classroom -50