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2009 NATIVE 8-Day Summer Institute |
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updated for 2009!
Print Instructions Description The purpose of the summer institute is to design standards-based lesson plans with enough clarity and focus for teachers to 1) test and fit new ideas, and 2) predict success. These lessons will be effective in traditional or videoconferencing classrooms. Classroom improvement and distance learning strategies share overlapping goals. Many of the same strategies and design elements that make lessons succeed in the live distance learning classrooms are successful in regular classrooms. Lessons that effectively plan the use of these overlapping strategies and design elements, while integrating academics and research-based strategies, are the focus of this course. In addition to collaborating with your peers, there will be plenty of help available to help you generate ideas and design your lessons. There will also be equipment set up for practice and present your session. If you're willing to roll up your sleeves and engage in this work, YOU WILL SUCCEED. Who's coming (list)? CTE teachers, language arts teachers, and math teachers, all supported by a 4-person instructional team. What an amazing group! Date and Time Session dates are June 16-25 - Monday through Friday, then Monday through Wednesday (eight days). Session times are 8:30-4:30 each training day (one hour lunch, seven-hour training day). Where - UNKNOWN FOR 2009!!! This year's institute will be held in a 48-station lab on the third floor of the new College of Business on south campus. Room: ? Parking: ? Lodging:
Ramada Limited West (south of WalMart) NATIVE has reserved a room for you and is paying
for the following dates: If staying more hotel days than this,
over the weekend for example: If staying less hotel days than this: Travel: District or individuals responsible for travel to and from NAU. Outcomes You will leave the institute with research-based lesson plans that are ready to teach in your classroom. This is work, but teachers report it as some of the most meaningful work they've done to prepare for class. By
successfully participating you receive: To Register 3-credit option: 1. Download syllabus. 2. Go to link, follow instructions to register
Costs
(Non-credit, certificate only): No
additional costs for registration and materials You Must Bring!!! It’s impossible to begin unless you’re prepared. 1. Each participant is responsible for bringing resources and materials needed to design and create lessons plans (i.e., existing lessons, textbooks, curriculum, standards, images, reference material, and articles). 2. Provided will be a training manual and supporting materials. Instructors: Preston W. Webster: Project Director,
Instructor, Northern Arizona University Attendees Current list of attendees and room confirmations. If you're not on this list, you're not registered to attend this event. Anyone not here in 2007 must contact Preston prior to planning to attending in 2008! 2008 Agenda (tentative) Day 1: Monday,
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Arizona State University * Workforce
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