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CONNECT for SUCCESSOhio Educators

2012 CONFERENCE

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June 27–29, 2012hyatt regency columbuscolumbus, Ohio

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Battelle for KidsBattelle for Kids is a national, not-for-profit organization that provides strategic counsel and innovative solutions for today’s complex educational improvement challenges. Our mission-driven team of education, technology, communications, and business professionals specializes in creating strategies that advance the development of human capital, the use of strategic measures, the implementation of effective practices, and communication with all stakeholders in schools.

www.BattelleforKids.org

BasaThe Buckeye Association of School Administrators is a private, not-for profit organization that serves school superintendents and other administrators throughout the state of Ohio. BASA, established in 1969, is an affiliate of the American Association of School Administrators. The mission of the Buckeye Association of School Administrators is to inspire and support its members, develop exemplary school system leaders, and advocate for public education.

www.basa-ohio.org

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The OhiO DepArTmenT Of eDucATiOn, office for exceptional children

The Office for exceptional children provides leadership, assistance and oversight to school districts and other entities that provide differentiated instruction for students with disabilities and gifted students.

Among its responsibilities, the office administers state and federal funds; coordinates and administers programs to improve outcomes for students with disabilities and gifted students; implements a statewide monitoring and complaint-resolution system designed to assess district/educational agency compliance with applicable federal and state laws and regulations; and provides technical assistance to districts and educational agencies around issues of compliance with the individuals with Disabilities education improvement Act.

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plan your day To help you get the most out of the conference each day, be sure to pick up a Daily planning card. These cards are designed to help you choose your sessions, and organize your schedule into one convenient itinerary.

sessIon stylesAs you plan your day, look for these icons next to each session title, which identify the session type.

sessIon ForMatsLearning SessionsGet overviews of topics that will help you gain familiarity, stimulate thinking, and get direction for further exploration. An asterisk after a session name indicates that the session is offered more than once during the conference.

Extended Workshops Take a deeper dive into topics of particular relevance to today’s educators in the extended workshops.

Facilitated Team Collaboration Time Build cohesion and vision in your team by attending collaboration time together, where you will be guided through exploration of a topic by an expert.

Learn: Gain knowledge on a specific subject, and be engaged in ways that will help you understand the session content.

Share: hear other educators relay their school-improvement experiences—what worked, what didn’t, and how these lessons can be applied to your situation.

Plan: Develop a plan of action you can take back and implement in your school or district.

Do: Work through a hands-on exercise or activity with guidance from an expert.

CREATE YOUR LEARNING EXPERIENCEcreate a learning experience based on your professional goals and learning style. Sessions are scheduled in a variety of formats and styles to help you connect to the content.

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Wednesday, June 27

7 – 8:30 a.m. registration

8:30 – 8:45 a.m. Welcome & Daily Announcements

8:45 – 9 a.m. Time for Travel & exhibitors

9 – 10 a.m. Learning Sessions

extended Workshops

10 – 10:15 a.m. Time for Travel & exhibitors (Snack)

10:15 – 11:30 a.m. Learning Sessions

facilitated Team collaboration

11:30 – 11:45 a.m. Time for Travel & exhibitors

11:45 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. Lunch

12:30 – 1:45 p.m. Keynote Speaker rebecca ryan

1:45 – 2 p.m. Time for Travel & exhibitors

2 – 3 p.m. Learning Sessions

3 – 3:15 p.m. Time for Travel & exhibitors (Snack)

3:15 – 4:15 p.m. Learning Sessions facilitated Team collaboration

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DAILY SChEDULEAll general sessions, keynote presentations, and lunch will be held in the regency Ballroom. exhibitor booths can be found on the 2nd floor.

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KEYNOTE PRESENTATION rebecca ryan, next Generation consulting12:30 – 1:45 p.m., Regency BallroomIs There An App For That?come see rebecca ryan, founder of next Generation consulting, in a keynote aimed at taking a provocative look at our future learners and the technology, family, and societal trends that will impact education’s future. how are kids’ brains changing? Will parents get more or less involved in their children’s education? What’s the real significance of technology in education?

ms. ryan will answer these questions and share some candid, behind-the-scenes insights from her professional basketball career to inspire you to raise your game, and play as a team. ms. ryan is the author of ReGeneration: A Manifesto for America’s Next Leaders and Live First, Work Second: Getting Inside the Heads of the Next Generation. She has earned recognition as both entrepreneur of the Year and communicator of the Year and was a finalist for fast company magazine’s fast 50.

FACILITATED TEAm COLLABORATION TImE10:15 – 11:30 a.m.Topic: LeadershipJim mahoney, Battelle for Kidsroom: fayette

3:15 – 4:15 p.m.Topic: Value-Added Informationmary peters and Barb israel, Battelle for Kidsroom: fairfield

SPDG AND SST SESSIONInvitation-Only Session2 – 3 p.m. SpDG Districts and State Support Teams – recognitionand presentation on program fidelity presenter: Allison metzroom: franklin B, c, D

EXTENDED WORKShOPS9 – 11:30 a.m.

The Core Six: The Right Research-Based Strategies for Building 21st Century Literacy Skillsharvey Silver, Silver Strong and Associates room: Delaware c&D

meeting the Needs of All Students in the Classroom: Exploring Integrated Delivery Systemscandi hazelwood, consultant, education Service center of cuyahoga countyroom: union A

Data Teams: Balanced Assessment, Collaboration, Common Instruction, and Common Sensemike White, educational consulting Services room: union c

Rolling Out the Common Core State StandardsSally Duncan, Teacher 2 Teacher room: union D&e

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Best Practices in Teacher Evaluation Technologymain presenter: mark frost, park hill School Districtroom: franklin A

Pathway to Excellence: Connecting Collaboration, Culture, and Data main presenter: ericka Simmons, Lakota Local Schools room: clark

Leading Formative Instructional Practices main presenter: Kathy Sturges, hamilton county eSc room: franklin c

Rapid Response to Red: Using Value-Added Data main presenter: colon Lewis, Southmoor middle School room: franklin D

Educational Improvement through Comprehensive human Capital main presenter: Tony Bagshaw, Battelle for Kids room: Delaware A

Exploring the Gallup Student Poll main presenter: Gary Gordon, Galluproom: Delaware B

Don’t Negotiate: how to Increase Learning and Decrease Discipline Problems main presenter: matthew Brenner, imagine Schools room: fayette

Ohio Teacher Evaluation System main presenter: carol King, Ohio Department of educationroom: fairfield

Positive Behavior Support Work: Expect Respect at the high School Level main presenter: Suellen coleman, Waterford high School room: madison

helping Disabled Students Achieve AYP Using Volunteer mentors main presenter: Jan Osborn, putnam county eSc room: franklin B

Connecting Technology with Instruction: Using iPads in Pre-Service Teacher Training main presenter: carla Abreu-ellis, Ashland university room: champaign

Using Project-Based Learning and Standards-Based Educationmain presenter: margaret ford, Alternative education Academy room: Knox

Facilitating Classroom Change with a Data-Driven Culture main presenter: mark Slagle, Goshen Local Schools room: marion

LEARNING SESSIONS • 9 – 10 a.m.

Wednesday, June 27

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Keeping Eyes on the Prize: A Collaborative Focus for Student Success panel facilitator: Brad mitchell, Battelle for Kids room: franklin A

Supports for Those Who Support Resident Educators main presenter: Georgine collette, eSc of central Ohio room: franklin B

Transitioning to New Standards Using Formative Instructional Practicesmain presenter: Virginia ressa, Ohio Department of education room: franklin c

New Technology in the Classroom: Add a Zing to Your Teacher Toolbox* main presenter: Judith henderson, marysville high School room: franklin D

Excellence in hiring and Selection main presenter: Tony Bagshaw, Battelle for Kids room: Delaware A

Crooksville Exempted Village Schools: Empowering Leaders, Building human Capital* main presenter: Alea Barker, crooksville eVS room: Delaware B

Lessons Learned from high-Growth Districts and highly Effective Principals main presenter: Bobby moore, Battelle for Kids room: fairfield

The Central College and Career Success Network: Providing Pathways to higher Learning and Economic Opportunity* main presenter: rich Seils, eSc of central Ohio room: madison

Developing Performance management Systems main presenter: Teresa Daulong, Battelle for Kids room: clark

Kindergarten Teacher-Based Teams: Collaborating for Student Success main presenter: Angie Butterman, Kenton city Schools room: champaign

Principals and Peer Observation Tools for monitoring Implementation of high-Quality Instruction main presenter: Betsy Apolito, montgomery county eSc room: Knox

Using OLAC modules for Your Professional Development main presenter: Don Washburn, Ohio Leadership Advisory council room: marion

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LEARNING SESSIONS • 10:15 – 11:30 a.m.

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STEPS to the Common Core: making it Work in Your Classrooms* main presenter: David Silverberg, Ashland university room: franklin A

The “Triple A” Approach: A Lesson Framework for Every Classroom main presenter: Jason Johnson, columbus city Schoolsroom: franklin B

Essential Elements of Literacy Through the Lens of Common Core and RTI main presenter: Lisa campbell, consultant, hamilton county eSc room: franklin c

Onboarding: Starting New Employees Off on the Right Footmain presenter: cecilia Schmidt, Battelle for Kids room: franklin D

Lessons from the Tennessee Teacher Incentive Fundmain presenter: Denette Kolbe, putnam county School Systemroom: Delaware A

The Alternative Education Classroom: how Do We Know What’s Working?* main presenter: LaTaunya Dunn, Ohio Department of education room: Delaware B

Six Pillars, Five mistakes, and The Top Ten Best Practices for Building a Strong Collaborativemain presenter: pamela noeth, Battelle for Kids room: Delaware c

Going modular—Using OLAC modules for Teacher Preparation Across the Career Continuum main presenter: Aimee howley, Ohio university room: Delaware D

Literacy Teams: Doing What’s Best for Kidsmain presenter: Teresa ulbrich, river View School Districtroom: union D

Ohio Principal Evaluation Systemmain presenter: Kathryn D. Lowery, Buckeye Association of School Administrators room: union e

Create a Data-Driven School Culture for Goal Setting and School Improvement main presenter: chris piper, Jonathan Alder Local School District room: fayette

moving Your Numbers through Teacher-Based Teams at the Elementary Levelmain presenters: Julie frankl, mary Jolly, erin Workman, Wooster elementary School room: fairfield

A Closer Look: Constructing Career Pathways for Educatorsmain presenter: naima Khandaker, Battelle for Kidsroom: madison

more Time to Teach, Please!main presenter: Betty maxwell, center for Teacher effectiveness room: clark

Using Technology to Engage K-6 Students in the New Science Standards main presenter: Bob claymier, consultant, Technology is elementary room: champaign

Creating a Positive School Climate: Using multicultural Literature in Pre-K–8 main presenter: Brenda Sullivan, Zaner-Bloser room: Knox

Cleveland Schools’ Approach to Implementing the Common Core State Standards in the Classroom main presenter: mark Baumgartner, cleveland Teachers union room: marion

LEARNING SESSIONS • 2 – 3 p.m.

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Board of Regents College- and Career-Readiness Policies main presenter: melissa cardenas, Ohio Board of regents room: franklin A

The Power of Value-Added Analysis for School Improvement main presenters: Kate Kennedy, mary peters, and mike Thomas, Battelle for Kids room: franklin B

Getting Down to the Nitty Gritty of Data: Becoming A Data-Driven District main presenter: Starr martin, fairfield county eSc room: franklin c

Using Documentation to make the Connections Between Strategies and Assessmentmain presenter: Tasha Werry, marietta city Schools room: franklin D

Strategic Compensation 101 main presenter: emily Douglas, Battelle for Kids room: Delaware A

The New Learning Commons: Connect, Collaborate, Succeed with INFOhio main presenter: melissa higgs-horwell, infOhio room: Delaware B

ACT’s College- and Career-Readiness System: Using Data to Effect School and Community Change main presenter: Steven Theobald, AcT room: Delaware c

Vertical Progression Guides for the Common Core main presenter: Lin Spaeth, consultant, Battelle for Kidsroom: Delaware D

Co-Teaching: Obstacles and Opportunitiesmain presenter: James chapple, Ashland universityroom: union A

mentoring Builds Leadership Skills and Teacher Effectiveness main presenter: robert rayburn, eastland-fairfield career and Technical School room: union B

Using OLAC modules for Your Professional Development main presenter: Don Washburn, Ohio Leadership Advisory council room: marion

PLC Was the Key: One School’s Path to Becoming Excellent main presenter: Scott cunningham, norton middle School room: union c

how to manage Your Classroom So You Can Teach main presenter: Thomas Stacho, consultant, eSc of central Ohio room: union D

Beyond the Textbook: Transforming Teaching and Learning in the Digital Age main presenter: matt monjan, Discovery education room: union e

how Leaders Change Climate, Communication, and Culture of a District main presenter: craig Wargowsky, cuyahoga falls city Schools room: fayette

hands-On Instructional Strategies main presenter: charmaine campbell, columbus city Schools room: madison

Empowering Teacher-Based Teams: Woodford Elementary School’s Journey to Excellencemain presenter: Kim Buehler, Barberton city School District room: champaign

Supporting Co-Teaching main presenter: Karen Scott, Bellefontaine city Schools room: Knox

Ohio TIF Overview and Update: Local Examples of human Capital Innovations main presenter: maureen Yoder, Ohio Department of education room: marion

LEARNING SESSIONS • 3:15 – 4:15 p.m.

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KEYNOTE PRESENTATIONchristopher King, Senior research Scientist and Director, ray marshall center for the Study of human resources, Lyndon B. Johnson School of public Affairs, The university of Texas at Austin

Putting Research in Action for Student, School, and System Success8:45 – 10 a.m., Regency BallroomOne of the race to the Top objectives is to strengthen connections between knowing and doing. The Ohio education research center, a statewide network of education research assets, has been created to fulfill this mission. This session will focus on how to tighten the links between research and action. Learn about the mission and work of the Oerc and how timely and relevant research can be an essential part of educational performance and innovation in efforts ranging from educator evaluation to early learning readiness.

7 ‒ 8:30 a.m. registration8:30 ‒ 8:45 a.m. Welcome & Daily Announcements

8:45 ‒ 10 a.m. Keynote Speaker christopher King

10 ‒ 10:15 a.m. Time for Travel & exhibitors

10:15 ‒ 11:30 a.m. Learning Sessions facilitated Team collaboration

11:30 ‒ 11:45 a.m. Time for Travel & exhibitors11:45 a.m. ‒ 12:30 p.m. Lunch and Keynote Speaker Guy Doud, regency Ballroom12:30 ‒ 1:30 p.m. celebrate Teaching program1:30 ‒ 1:45 p.m. Time for Travel & exhibitors1:45 ‒ 2:45 p.m. Learning Sessions

extended Workshops

2:45 ‒ 3:15 p.m. Time for Travel & exhibitors (Snack)3:15 ‒ 4:15 p.m. Learning Sessions

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KEYNOTE PRESENTATION Guy Doud, national Teacher of the Yearmolder of Dreams11:45 a.m. – 12:30 p.m., Regency BallroomGuy Doud, national Teacher of the Year, will inspire you to re-connect with your passion and purpose as an educator. he believes success is best achieved when everyone works together to ensure student achievement. in this presentation, Guy will share the story of how he went from a potential school dropout to becoming the national Teacher of the Year. his keynote is full of colorful, humorous, and moving stories illustrating that, through teamwork and collaboration, seemingly “impossible” students cAn achieve. Guy believes everyone plays a role in becoming what he calls a “molder of dreams.”

EXTENDED WORKShOPS

1:45 – 4:15 p.m.Teacher Effectiveness: Fulfilling the Promise of the Common

Core State Standardsharvey Silver, Silver Strong and Associates room: Delaware c&D

highly Effective Teacher Research: Using Teacher-Level Data to Improve Practice mike Thomas, Battelle for Kids room: union A

The Enduring Fundamentals of Effective Schools: The CorrelatesLarry Lezotte, national education consultant, effective Schools productsroom: union c

Developing Curriculum maps for mathematics for Transition to the Common Core State StandardsSally Duncan, Teacher 2 Teacher room: union D&e

FACILITATED TEAm COLLABORATION TImE10:15 – 11:30 a.m.Topic: Tools and Technology michael crumley, Southwest Ohio computer Associationroom: marion

SPDG AND SST SESSIONInvitation-Only Session1:45 – 2:45 p.m. SpDG Districts and State Support Teams – recognitionand presentation on program fidelity presenter: Allison metzroom: franklin B, c, D

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Board Leadership: 12 Practices that Influence Student Achievementmain presenter: paul Johnson, Bowling Green State universityroom: franklin B

Preparing Assessment Literate Pre-Service Teachersmain presenter: mary peters, Battelle for Kidsroom: franklin c

National Panel on Strategic Compensation panel facilitator: emily Douglas, Battelle for Kidsroom: Delaware A

District Data Teams: The Next Step to Professional Learning Communities main presenter: Linda romano, hilliard city Schools room: Delaware B

Tools for Thoughtful Assessment main presenter: harvey Silver, Silver Strong and Associates room: Delaware c&D

Integrated, System-Level Planning: A Story of Successmain presenter: Ken Green, Oak ridge Schools, Tennesseeroom: union A

What School Leaders Need to Know About Teacher-Level Value-Added Reports main presenter: Barb israel, Battelle for Kids room: union B

The Effective Schools Continuous School-ImprovementProcess main presenter: Larry Lezotte, national education consultant, effective Schools productsroom: union c

New Technology in the Classroom: Add a Zing to Your Teacher Toolbox* main presenter: Judith henderson, marysville high School room: union D

matching ACT’s Instructional Improvement Program and College- and Career-Readiness System to the Common Core State Standards main presenter: Steven Theobald, AcT room: union e

Together Everyone Achieves more Success (T.E.A.m.S.) main presenter: charlene hilliard, cleveland metropolitan School District room: fayette

Your Grading Practices: helpful or harmful? main presenter: Kate Kennedy, Battelle for Kids room: fairfield

The Central College and Career Success Network: Providing Pathways to higher Learning and Economic Opportunity* main presenter: rich Seils, eSc of central Ohio room: madison

Crooksville Exempted Village Schools: Empowering Leaders, Building human Capital* main presenter: Alea Barker, crooksville eVS room: clark

A Public-Private Teacher Development Collaborative: Promoting high-Quality Education for All Children main presenter: Dorothy erb, marietta college room: champaign

Nine Thousand One hundred and Nineteen Square miles of Opportunity: An 18-County Collaborative Serving Southeast Ohiomain presenter: richard murray, muskingum Valley eSc room: Knox

Invigorating math Instruction: motivating the Unmotivated main presenter: Bonny Buffington, consultant, Knox county eSc room: franklin A

LEARNING SESSIONS • 10:15 – 11:30 a.m.

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Developing and Using Formative Progress measures to Support Student and Professional Learning main presenter: Jamie meade, Dublin city Schools room: franklin A

Advancing School-Improvement Efforts Through Social media: A Practical Approachmain presenter: emily Douglas, Battelle for Kids room: Delaware A

The Never-Ending Journey: Developing and Implementing Response to Intervention in middle School main presenter: charles DiLauro, hudson middle Schoolroom: Delaware B

Teacher Leadership for Improved Student Achievement that Supports OIP* main presenter: Donna Stanfield, Bucyrus city Schools room: fayette

moving Your Numbers through Teacher-Based Teams at the middle School Levelmain presenters: Karen mcconnell, Amy Sexton, Jennifer Snowbarger, rod hampton, and Thomas Westover, Wooster middle School room: fairfield

Developing Effective Learners Using Brain Research and Technology main presenter: Beth connelly, education consultant, Scientific Learningroom: madison

Discovering the hidden Potential of Urban high Schools through Appreciative Inquirymain presenter: Dustin miller, Dublin coffman high School room: clark

how Professional Learning Communities Increased Student Achievement main presenters: christina Ziga-Budd and Laurie hall, new philadelphia city Schoolsroom: champaign

Geometry Tai Chi and Beyond: Thinking Outside the Box for Interactive mathematicsmain presenter: Lori plogsted, Wyoming city Schools room: Knox

PLCs at Work: making Change happen in Your Building main presenter: Tina cassidy, medina city Schools room: marion

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Leading, Learning, Linking: Teacher-to-Teacher Learning Series main presenter: patty nyquist, Dublin city Schoolsroom: franklin A

Got Data. Now What?main presenter: Shelley hilderbrand, Lakota Local Schools room: franklin B

Change: Be Smart When It happens To You main presenter: Dondra T. maney, Ashland university, Teacher 2 Teacher room: franklin c

Focus on Goals and Achievement, Not Challenges, Roadblocks, and Pushbacks * main presenter: Bruce Thomas, Warren city Schools room: franklin D

The Alternative Education Classroom: how Do We Know What’s Working?* main presenter: LaTaunya Dunn, Ohio Department of education room: Delaware B

Community-Charter School Sponsors: Blending Accountability and Oversight main presenter: nickolas Kadel, Ohio council of community Schools room: fayette

moving Your Numbers through Teacher-Based Teams at the high School Levelpresenters: Bryan ehrlinspiel, phillip Klein, Bryan Smith, eric Vizzo, Wooster high School Teacher-Based Teams room: fairfield

Engaging Student Brains...Without Going Insane! main presenter: Bonny Buffington, consultant, Knox county educational Service centerroom: madison

The Answer is in the STARS: meeting Assessment Needs for Literacy, math, and Readingmain presenter: Kathleen Brewer, renaissance Learning room: clark

Early Childhood Programs: middletown City Schools and Butler County ESC Connect for Success main presenter: Jon Graft, Butler county eSc room: champaign

Whole Brain Teaching: The Lightning Strikes!main presenter: David Brobeck, Walsh university room: Knox

Stop the Time Thief! Get Back Instructional Time Stolen by Classroom Discipline main presenter: Joan martin, center for Teacher effectiveness room: marion

STEPS to the Common Core: making it Work in Your Classrooms*main presenter: David Silverberg, Ashland university room: Delaware A


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Join the celebration • Share stories • Learn from each other• Be inspired

celeBrate teaching is a new iniTiATiVe TO recOGniZe, ceLeBrATe, AnD LeArn frOm excepTiOnAL TeAchinG.

ABOUT ThE OhIO EDUCATION RESEARCh CENTER One of the race to the Top objectives is to strengthen connections between knowing and doing. The Ohio education research center (Oerc) has been created to fulfill this mission by connecting research and action for student, school, and system success.

The Oerc iS A pArTnerShip Of:Ohio Department of educationOhio Board of regentsOhio Department of Job & family ServicesGovernor’s Office of 21st century educationKidsOhioThe Ohio State universityuniversity of cincinnatimiami university

Ohio universitycase Western reserve universityWright State universityBattelle research instituteBattelle for KidsStrategic research Groupcommunity research partners

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7 ‒ 8:30 a.m. registration & continental Breakfast

8:30 ‒ 8:45 a.m. Welcome & Daily Announcements

8:45 ‒ 9:30 a.m. featured Speaker Stan heffner

9:30 ‒ 10:15 a.m. featured Speaker Tom Ash

10:15 ‒ 10:30 a.m. Time for Travel & exhibitors (Snack)10:30 ‒ 10:45 a.m. Time for Travel & exhibitors extended

Workshops10:45 a.m. ‒ 12 p.m. Learning Sessions

facilitated Team collaboration

12 ‒ 12:15 p.m. Time for Travel & exhibitors12:15 ‒ 1 p.m. Lunch1 ‒ 2 p.m. Keynote Speaker Deborah Delisle

2 ‒ 2:30 p.m. raffle Drawing & closing remarks

Stan heffner, Superintendent of public instruction,Ohio Department of education

FEATURED SPEAKERS

Tom Ash, Director of Governmental relations, Buckeye Association of School Administrators

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EXTENDED WORKShOPS10:30 a.m. – 12 p.m.

Global Education Study: Exploring Stories of Student Success and Recommendations for ResultsJim mahoney, Battelle for Kidsroom: Delaware c&D

Purposeful Community and Change Leadership for the 21st Centurymark Glasbrenner, Battelle for Kids room: union A

Beyond the Deficit Frame: Changing Conversations for School SuccessBob Tschannen-moran, center for School Transformation room: union D&e

message mapping: Forge Your Path to School ImprovementBattelle for Kids, Strategic communications Teamroom: union B

FACILITATED TEAm COLLABORATION TImE10:45 a.m. – 12 p.m.Topic: Qualities of Effective Teachers mike Thomas, Battelle for Kids room: madison

KEYNOTE PRESENTATIONDeborah Delisle, Assistant Secretary of education for elementary and Secondary education for the u.S. Department of educationTomorrow is Too Late: What Our Students Need From Us Today!

1 – 2 p.m., Regency BallroomDeborah Delisle, the new Assistant Secretary of education for elementary and Secondary education for the u.S. Department of education, will connect you to vision for the future of education in our state and nation.

in an era that seems to be infatuated with achievement test scores, educators struggle to find an appropriate balance between demonstrating that students are, indeed, learning while also providing rigorous and relevant lessons which engage students’ minds and hearts. in her presentation, Deb Delisle will emphasize the need for a significant transformation of school cultures now to meet the needs of our students for their future – not for our present. By defining the stance of the u.S. in a global economy, Deb will challenge everyone to resist those who believe our best days are behind us and to renew our commitment to kids. By sharing stores about students, classrooms, and leaders, this keynote will energize you and inspire you to create learning environments that embrace innovation and, perhaps, even create breakthroughs that have yet to be imagined.

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Developing and Using Formative Progress measures to Support Student and Professional Learning main presenter: Jamie meade, Dublin city Schools room: franklin A

Integrating Inquiry-Based mathematics with Response to Intervention main presenter: Lisa Douglass, Ohio Dominican university room: franklin B

Teacher Leadership for Improved Student Achievement that Supports OIP* main presenter: Donna Stanfield, Bucyrus city Schools room: franklin c

Focus on Goals and Achievement, Not Challenges, Roadblocks, and Pushbacks *main presenter: Bruce Thomas, Warren city Schools room: franklin D

Getting to the Core of Common Core main presenter: Shelley farrar-coleman, houghton mifflin harcourt room: Delaware A

Effective Use of Technology: ABCs and 123s Are Not What They Used To Be main presenter: maureen martin, pearson Digital Learning room: Delaware B

This is Bogus...Let’s REFOCUS! main presenter: mark Knox, center for Teacher effectiveness room: fayette

Leading Learning Through Teacher-Based Teamsmain presenter: Brian mcnulty, The Leadership and Learning center room: fairfield

Problem-Based Learning with NASA Resources main presenter: Susan Kohler, nASA Aeronautics education Services project room: clark

Leadership in an Urban Setting: A District’s Journey to Academic Improvement and Cultural Transformation main presenter: Greg rasmussen, middletown city Schools room: champaign

Teaching Writing Through mentor Textsmain presenter: Tamara rhomberg, Zaner-Bloser room: Knox

A Collaborative Approach to Problems of Practice main presenter: Angie Gussler, northern Local Schools room: marion

Online Instruction and Bricks and mortar Schools: A Blended model main presenter: Timm mackley, Knox county eSc room: union c

LEARNING SESSIONS • 10:45 a.m. – 12 p.m.

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GENERAL INFORmATION

Registrationplease pick up your name badge and conference materials upon arrival. registration and a name badge are required for admission to all conference events.

Plan Your DayTo help you get the most out of the conference each day, be sure to pick up a Daily planning card. These cards are designed to help you choose your sessions and organize your schedule into one convenient itinerary. for detailed session descriptions, refer to the Session catalog available in the kiosks in the registration area.

Graduate Credit Registration One semester hour of graduate credit is available for attendees who participate in all three days of the conference. credit is available through Ashland university, university of Dayton, or Walsh university. Visit the registration area on friday to pick up the graduate credit paperwork.

Conference Feedback and Certificate of AttendanceWe want to hear your suggestions! After the conference, check your email for an online conference evaluation survey. conference participants who complete the survey will be entered into a drawing to receive a $50 gift card to Staples. certificates of Attendance will be emailed to attendees who complete the conference evaluation survey.

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EXhIBITORSTake advantage of the time scheduled to visit the Ohio Educators Connect for Success exhibitors, and learn more about how they can support your school-improvement efforts.

AcT, inc.*

American Dairy Association mideast*

Barnes & noble, inc.*

Battelle for Kids

Brax Spirit cups, A Division of Brax fundraising

children’s hunger Alliance

cTB/mcGraw-hill

Discovery education*

evans newton incorporated*

Goldstar Learning, inc.

indiana Wesleyan university*

infOhio*

Lego education

LiVe! Technologies, LLc*

mcGraw hill companies

meyer Design, inc.*

national Science Teachers Association*

netchemia*

Ohio Department of education

Ohio Leadership Advisory council

Ohio School Boards Association

playworld midstates

presentation Solutions, inc.*

progressBook by Software Answers*

reL midwest at American institutes for research

renaissance Learning*

riverside publishing company

Scientific Learning

Security Voice, inc.

Silver Strong & Associates*

Smart Solutions Technologies

Teacher 2 Teacher* (ecm educational consulting)

The Legend Group*

The Ohio Tuition Trust Authority*

university of cincinnati

university of Dayton, Department of education Leadership*

ursuline college*

Walden university*

Zaner-Bloser*

* Visit these featured exhibitors to learn more about their products and to fill out a card to be entered into a raffle drawing.

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SAVE ThE DATE 2013 Ohio educators connect for Success conference

JUNE 17 ‒ 19, 2013

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CONNECT for SUCCESSOhio Educators

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