​​T​ime	Workshop Title​	Recording	Downloads
10:00 AM​	Exploring Unconscious Bias   Presented by: Dr. Faith G. Jennings​ Everyone holds unconscious beliefs about various groups. Under​standing and addressing biases you may possess are important so you can be aware of how you treat and interact with others, both consciously and subconsciously. (A)		​
11:00 ​AM*​	Change the World! Become an Education Specialist!  Presented by: Mrs. Lori Sadler Hear how you can make an impact on our community by becoming an Education Specialist! Learn about the pathways into the field of special education, as well as the admission requirements to ensure you are ready to begin this credential program. (SE)
​​11:00 AM*	​Developing Mathematical Mindsets  Presented by: Dr. Martin Romero This workshop provides specific classroom examples used to help future teachers develop productive mathematical dispositions, think flexibly with mathematics, and think deeply about what it means to do and teach mathematics. Number talk activities, games, and problem solving tasks will be shared. (E, I, HS)		​​
12:00 PM	The Five E's of Education: Strategies for Serving the Underserved & Marginalized Student   Presented by: Mr. Kalonji Saterfield Participants will learn how the key elements of equality, equity, empathy, empowerment, and enthusiasm are used in fostering the personal, professional, and academic success of students from underrepresented populations.​ As an African-American man, Kalonji will share his experience both as a student and as an educator of over 20 years. Through collaboration and exploration, attendees will be provided with effective tools used in reaching, teaching, motivating, and energizing underrepresented and underserved students. (A)
1:00 PM	Social Justice through Children's Literature​   Presented by: Dr. Mallika Scott Explore and discuss ways to use children's literature to introduce issues of social justice in the classroom. (P, E)
2:00 PM	Understanding Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs): Help that Helps Build Resilience Presented by: Dr. Lorry Leigh Belhumeur and Ms. Stephanie Courtillier This presentation provides information about the Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACE) study, along with neurobiology that explains why ACEs impact students mental health, and what we can do to dramatically improve health, learning and resilience for this and future generations. Past attendees noted an increased understanding of ACEs Neuroscience and Resilience and said they were very likely to incorporate this newfound knowledge into actions for themselves, their classrooms, and community. (A)		​
​​4:00 PM	​Keynote Conversation with Jeff Duncan-Andrade, Ph.D. Presented by Dr. Jeff Duncan-Andrade & Moderated by Dr. Steve Bautista Read more about this year's keynote speaker! If we reach capacity in our Zoom session, YouTube will be used to accommodate overflow.  The YouTube chat pane will not be monitored by conference staff.  Please visit our YouTube Channel​ to view the live stream.		​

​​​

Saturday, November 14, 2020

Time	Workshop Title​	Recording	Downloads
10:00 AM​	Chaos to Calm  Presented by: Mrs. Rachael Skoug and Mrs. Mary Nguyen Create an engaging classroom with attention-getter strategies! Learn skills that will increase engagement and decrease behavior issues, as well as fun and effective methods to build relationships and cultivate growth in the classroom. Learn to teach the whole child through positive reinforcement! This workshop will share tricks and strategies for classroom management, lesson planning, and brain breaks that will set the tone for a positive learning environment.​ (E)​
11:00 AM*	From GRIT to GREAT Presented by: Dr. Mary Funaoka What is grit and how do you know how gritty you are? What are some ways your values, successes, and failures feed into your passion and perseverance for achieving long term goals? This workshop will give you an opportunity to assess yourself and engage in classroom-ready activities that promote grit. (A)		​
​​11:00 AM*	​Pathways to Teaching Presented by: Mrs. Aimee Nelson Discover all the pathways that lead to a career in teaching. This workshop will focus on the undergraduate teacher preparation pathways to become an elementary, middle, high school or special education teacher. (A)	​​	​
12:00 PM*	Becoming an Effective Educational Leader  Presented by: Dr. Trudy J. Naman & Dr. Bridget Gergens Is it your dream to become a leader in the education environment? Perhaps a Principal, a VP, or a Teacher on Special Assignment (TOSA)? This workshop will cover the personal qualities of effective leadership, including how to use your gifts and talents to be an agent of change and provide an understanding of various leadership positions within the K-12 school setting. We invite all future educators to join us as we discuss the pathway to your future.​ (A)		​
12:00 PM*	Working with Young Children: Careers and Pathways  Presented by: Ms. Chantal E. Lamourelle Want to work with young children in early childhood education (ages 0-8)? This workshop will cover the many exciting career choices and pathways in the field. You will be informed of the importance of identifying your strengths, learn how these findings can support your teaching career pathway, and become equipped with tips to build your resume to get that ideal teaching position of your dreams! (P)
​1:00 PM	​Teachers Tell It All: New and Veteran Teachers Panel Moderated by: Dr. Steve Bautista Listen as new and veteran teachers share their classroom joys and challenges. Discover the things they wish they had known before their first day of teaching. Participants will gain insight into the classroom and receive helpful information about the responsibilities and unexpected realities of teaching today. (A)		​​​​
2:00 PM	Landing Your First Teaching Job Presented by: Mr. Rafael Plascencia Getting your foot in the door can be a big challenge! Learn how to make your application stand out, as well as how to nail your interview using tips and tricks that will give you the advantage. Learn directly from an administrator on how you can prepare to apply for the teaching position of your dreams! (A)​		​

​​​Sunday, November 15, 2020

Time	Workshop Title	Recording	Downloads
10:00 AM​​	Engagement Made Easy in the Virtual or In-Person Classroom   Presented by: Mrs. Kirstie Garcia Samonte In this workshop, we will dive into the world of student engagement. You will load your teacher tool box with tips, tricks, and ideas that you can use tomorrow to take your ordinary content and make an extraordinary learning experience! (P, E, I)
11:00 AM	Inspire a Positive Growth Mindset in Your Students and Yourself  Presented by: Ms. Alyson Hoberecht What is a growth mindset versus a fixed mindset, and how does it directly relate to the Common Core standards? Come investigate your own mindset and how it affects your teaching and your student’s learning. Experience powerful videos, interactive activities, annotated note–taking strategies and quality questioning techniques that you can use during distance learning and in person instruction throughout your career. Inspire your students to persevere through rigorous challenges and fully enjoy the discovery and learning process! (A)
​​12:00 PM	​Transformational Tech for Teachers​   Presented by: Mrs. Teresa Magpayo Castro What a fantastic time to be using technology in the classroom. The amount of free, affordable and downright cool solutions are amazing! This workshop will introduce you to some of the top Websites, Apps, and Tools that you can start using in your classroom tomorrow. (A)		​
1:00 PM	Positive Classroom Management Strategies and Discipline Techniques  Presented by: Ms. Alyson Hoberecht Students take on the characteristics of the teacher they are with each day! Who are you teaching your students to be? Through a high-energy, interactive method, you will be exposed to multiple positive classroom management strategies and discipline techniques that you can use during distance learning and in person instruction. Come learn to effectively and consistently balance consequences with care within your classrooms and schools. Time management challenges will be addressed along with community-building ideas and teaching techniques that can be implemented throughout the school year. (A)
2:00 PM	Yes, You Believe in Students! But What Do You Believe ABOUT Students? ​​  Presented by: Dr. Steve Bautista CANCELLED