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I am not sure all teachers know how to teach graphing at the middle school level and it is such and important skill...to be able to create and analyze graphs. Can there be direct instruction in teaching graphing? I am not referring to how to use the graphing foldable.

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Tier 2 and 3 vocab resources/scaffolds for the second lab book at both grade levels. Something teachers can leave with and use right away.

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Ways to extend without getting behind the pacing guide.

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Ways to extend without getting behind the pacing guide.

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TED talk or interview of a teacher with proven record of success

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TED talk or interview of a teacher with proven record of success

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Google Classroom resources, hyperdocs, etc

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How do Honors/AAP students differ from other students?

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How do Honors/AAP students differ from other students?

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What does greater challenge for AAP students look like?

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A class on the SOCIAL EMOTIONAL NEEDS OF ADVANCED LEARNERS. I think we could all benefit from learning more about the characteristics of our advanced learners whether they are in a gen ed, honors or AAP classes. I took the class over the summer and it was very insightful and rewarding. I think other teachers could benefit from that knowledge.

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A class on the SOCIAL EMOTIONAL NEEDS OF ADVANCED LEARNERS. I think we could all benefit from learning more about the characteristics of our advanced learners whether they are in a gen ed, honors or AAP classes. I took the class over the summer and it was very insightful and rewarding. I think other teachers could benefit from that knowledge.

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Supporting and Differentiating for twice exceptional students in advance academics

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Supporting and Differentiating for twice exceptional students in advance academics

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Some teachers like to think of Science as an objective discipline, or a field where bias is minimized by an adherence to certain  procedures.

Nothing could be further from the truth.

Science is ripe with bias, a fact which often gets overlooked, making the impact of said biases greater. To be effective Science educators we need to recognize our sources of bias and how they impact what we teach, what assumptions we make about our students, and what we expect our students to learn and do.

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Blended learning for extension pieces.

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Inviting experts to share latest research

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Inviting experts to share latest research

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Including researchers in brain development, NASA, colleges or HR professionals - what trends they see, what are they looking for

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I actually worked with TED-Ed and wrote a script for a video and lesson materials.

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History through the eyes of a chicken - Chris A. Kniesly

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The Ancient Egyptian king Thutmose III described the chicken as a marvelous foreign bird that "gives birth daily." Romans brought them on their military campaigns to foretell the success of future battles. Today, this bird occupies a much less honorable position - on dinner plates. Chris Kniesly explains the evolving role of chickens throughout history.

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Integr

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Ideas for Sessions (include presenter name if you know)

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Ideas for Sessions (include presenter name if you know)