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East/South Central Educational Cooperative
Summer-2008 PD Schedule Summary
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DATE
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SESSION NUMBER
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TITLE
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LOCATION
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June 11
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0801
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Designing Units to Improve
Student Performance
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Pulaski Co. Board
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June 12
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0802
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CHAMPs
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Bell Co. Board
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June 17-18
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0803
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Structured Teaching (K-12)
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Laurel Co.
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June 18
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0804
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Marcy Cook Math (K-2)
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Holiday Inn
South
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June 19
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0805
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Marcy Cook Math (3-5)
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Holiday Inn
South
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June 23-24
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0806
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Principals’ Academy: Building
Unique Schedules
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Marriott Hotel
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July 1-2
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0807
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Building Professional
Learning Communities
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EKU Perkins Bldg
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July 7
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0808
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Setting School and Classroom Goals
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Pine Mountain St Pk
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July 7
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0809
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Helping All Students
Succeed (Middle/High)
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Pine Mountain St Pk
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July 8-10
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0810
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Carnegie Mathematics
(MS/HS)
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Corbin Tech Center
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July 11
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0811
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Helping All Students
Succeed
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EKU Perkins Bldg
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July 14-16
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0812
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2014 Focus: MS/HS work with
Students in Poverty
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EKU Perkins Bldg
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July 14
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0813
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How to Be An Effective
Teacher….(K-12)
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Laurel Co. Health D
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July 14
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0814
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Building Positive Parent
Relations (K-12)
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Laurel Co. Health D
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July 16
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0815
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“Algebra Tiles”
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Laurel Co. Health D
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July 17
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0816
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Development of Appropriate DOK Level
Questions
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KY Artisan Center
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July 17
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0817
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Helping All Students
Succeed
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Ctn for Rural Dev
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July 21
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0818
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SBDM Training (initial and
update)
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Pine Mountain St Pk
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July 21
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0819
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Becoming a Young Writer
(K-3)
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Ctn for Rural Dev
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July 22
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0820
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SBDM Training (initial and
update)
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Ctn for Rural Dev
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July 22
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0821
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Becoming a Proficient
Writer (4-6)
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Ctn for Rural Dev
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July 22
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0822
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A Perfect Match: Science
and Language Arts
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Corbin Tech Center
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July 23
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0823
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SBDM Training (initial and
update)
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KY Artisan Center
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July 23
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0824
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Secret Stories: Cracking
the Reading
Code (K-2)
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Corbin Tech Center
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July 23
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0825
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Tools for Successful
Transition
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G.C. Garland Adm
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July 24
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0826
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Secret Stories: Cracking
the Reading
Code (3-5)
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Corbin Tech Center
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July 24
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0827
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The Aspects of
Certification
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KY Artisan Center
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July 28
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0828
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Responsive Teaching in the
Middle & High School Math Class
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Corbin Tech Center
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July 30
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0829
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Collaboration: Upping Our Game
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Corbin Middle Scho
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Session # 0801
June 11, 2008
FOCUS: 2014
Designing Units to Improve Student Performance
Any Grade Level
In
this workshop, teachers will learn how to design a unit.
A unit is any “chunk” of content that teachers organize as it relates
to Kentucky’s Curricular Documents. When
teachers frame a unit, it helps students see and understand the “big picture”. Well designed curriculum and instruction recognizes
the diversity of students and how children learn, construct knowledge and
acquire skills and concepts of the disciplines.
Audience:
Teachers and instructional leaders.
Presenter: Angela L. Bray, UCSEC Literacy/Strategies
Consultant
When: Wednesday, June 11, 2008
Where: Pulaski County Board of Education
501 University Dr.
Somerset, Kentucky 42503
Time: 8:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m.
Cost: No cost for employees of the SESC
Educational Cooperative or Upper Cumberland Special Education Cooperative
$75 per person
for all other participants
Note
#1: Light lunch and workshop
materials are included in the cost.
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Session # 0802
June 12, 2008 FOCUS: 2014
CHAMPs: A
Proactive and Positive Approach to Classroom Management
Grade Level:
All
CHAMPs is a modular series
of materials designed to help educators develop or refine an effective
classroom management plan that is proactive and positive. CHAMPs is organized into eight modules, each
of which focuses on one important aspect of effective classroom management. The modules are:
Module 1: Vision
Module 2: Organization
Module 3: Expectations
Module 4: The
First Month
Module 5: Motivation
Module 6: Monitor
and Revise
Module 7: Correction
Procedures
Module 8: Classwide
Motivation Systems
The acronym “CHAMPs”
reflects the types of expectations that need to be clarified for students about
every activity and transition that occurs in the classroom. Those expectations include:
C Conversation
H Help
A Activity
M Movement
P Participation
This session will cover modules 2, 3 & 4 of the 8 module
programs. This training presents
materials developed by Dr. Randall Sprick, Mickey Garrison, and Lisa Howard.
Audience: Regular and Special Education
Teachers-all levels and administrators
Presenter: Renee
B. Leach
When: Thursday,
June 12, 2008
Where: Bell
County Board of Education Training Room (211 Virginia Ave.)
Time: 9:00
a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
Cost: No cost
for employees of the SESC Educational Cooperative or Upper Cumberland Special
Education Cooperative
$75
per person for all other participants
Note #1: Light
lunch and workshop materials are included in the cost.
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Session # 0803
June 17 & 18, 2008
FOCUS: 2014
Structured Teaching
K-12 Level
To effectively teach students with autism,
a teacher must provide structure, i.e., set up the classroom so that students
understand where to be and what to do.
The following four components of structured teaching are Physical
Arrangement of the Classroom, Daily Schedules, Visual Organization of Materials
and Individual Work System. This session
will address all four components and provide opportunities for “Hands On”
development of activities. Registered
participants may be required to bring a list of items used for the Make and
Take session.
Audience: Teachers
Instructional Assistants, Related Service Providers, and Parents.
Presenter: Melissa Reynolds, Classroom
Teacher, North Laurel High School
Carla Jordan,
Assistive Technology/Complex Needs Consultant, UCSEC
When: Tuesday & Wednesday June 17
& 18, 2008
Where: Laurel County Health Department, 525
Whitley Street, London, KY
Time: 9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
Cost: No cost for employees of the SESC
Educational Cooperative or Upper Cumberland Special Education Cooperative
$75 per person
for all other participants
Note
#1: Light lunch and workshop
materials are included in the cost.
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Session # 0804
June 18, 2008 FOCUS: 2014
MarcyCookMath
Primary (P-2)
Level
In this workshop, teachers at the primary
level will learn how to: Create a math class for their students by setting up a
math menu with starters, mental math, and independent task time; involve all
students with number sense, place value and logical thinking tasks; combine
basic computation with problem solving and see how “hands-on” activities
provide constant assessment in the classroom; focus on the language of
mathematics and on active involvement by every student; provide center tasks to
differentiate, and meet the needs of all by challenging each child to his/her
potential. Marcy Cook’s approach to
teaching math is endorsed by Rafe Esquith in his book, TEACH like Your Hair’s on Fire.
Audience: Teachers
and instructional leaders of P-2 students.
Presenter: Marcy Cook, a master educator,
author, and math specialist who has presented workshops and seminars for
teachers throughout the United States of America as well as in over two dozen
foreign countries.
When: Wednesday, June 18, 2008
Where: Holiday Inn at the 104 Athens-Boonsboro Exit of I-75 near
Lexington
Time: 8:30 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Cost: No cost for employees of SESC
member districts or EKU students in the pre-service teacher education program
$75 per person
for all other participants
Note
#1: Continental breakfast, light
lunch and workshop materials are in-cluded in the cost.
Note
#2: If hotel accommodations are
desired, mention the SESC workshop when making reservations (by June 7th)
to receive a discounted rate.
Holiday Inn – (859) 263-5241
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Session # 0805
June 19, 2008 FOCUS: 2014
MarcyCookMath
Intermediate
(3-5) Level
In this workshop, teachers at the
intermediate level will learn how to: Create a math class for their students by
setting up a math menu with starters, mental math, and independent task time; involve
all students with number sense, place value and logical thinking tasks; combine
basic computation with problem solving and see how “hands-on” activities
provide constant assessment in the classroom; focus on the language of
mathematics and on active involvement by every student; provide center tasks to
differentiate, and meet the needs of all by challenging each child to his/her
potential. Marcy Cook’s approach to
teaching math is endorsed by Rafe Esquith in his book, TEACH Like Your Hair’s On Fire.
Audience: Teachers
and instructional leaders of 3-5 grade students.
Presenter: Marcy Cook, a master educator,
author, and math specialist who has presented workshops and seminars for
teachers throughout the United States of America as well as in over two dozen
foreign countries.
When: Thursday, June 19, 2008
Where: Holiday Inn at the 104 Athens-Boonsboro Exit of I-75 near Lexington
Time: 8:30 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Cost: No cost for employees of SESC
member districts or EKU students in the pre-service teacher education program
$75 per person
for all other participants
Note
#1: Continental breakfast, light
lunch and workshop materials are in-cluded in the cost.
Note
#2: If hotel accommodations are
desired, mention the SESC workshop when making reservations (by June 7th)
to receive a discounted rate.
Holiday Inn – (859) 263-5241
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Session # 0806
June 23-24, 2008
EILA Credit Approved FOCUS: 2014
Building Unique Schedules
(Principals’
Academy)
This Academy is designed as a follow-up to
the workshop by the same title that was held on the EKU campus in
February. However, it is open to all
leaders, whether they were able to attend the first workshop or not. The two days will be broken down into 5 focus
groups which will allow participants to attend the sessions that are most
beneficial to their own responsibilities.
Those focus groups will be: (1. Building the Master Schedule for K-8;
(2. Building the Master Schedule for 6-12; (3. Organizing and Sustaining Small
Learning Communities for K-8; (4. Organizing and Sustaining Small Learning
Communities for Grades 6-12; and (5. Teaching in Variable Time Periods for All
Grades.
Audience:
Principals and Instructional leaders in P-12 settings.
Presenters: Elliot Merenbloom, Owner and
consultant for Merenbloom Seminars, Inc. of Baltimore, Maryland.
Barbara Kalina,
national consultant from Batavia
Illinois.
When: Monday & Tuesday, June 23-24,
2008
Where: Marriott Griffin Gate Resort Hotel in
Lexington
Time: Monday - 8:30 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Tuesday – 8:30 a.m. –
2:00 p.m.
Cost: $225 per person for employees of
SESC member districts