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Pre-adolescent BrainProvided by Deb Pattee ~ University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire
References for working with the pre-adolescent brain.
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We Hold These Middle School Truths to Be Self-Evident … and Worth Fighting For—This rousing session, featuring education thought leader and passionate middle level education advocate, Rick Wormeli, will celebrate teaching and leading in our middle schools. You’ll attend a simulation of the Second Continental Congress—this time with a focus on middle school rather than the Declaration of Independence—as we celebrate the goals, energy, and successes of middle level educators. Rick will bring you style, flare, and excitement, and inspire and recharge you to stay committed to the important work you do. http://www.amle.org/annual (Published on Nov 16, 2017)
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"Trauma Sensitive Schools (TSS) is an innovation in which schools infuse the core values safety, trust, choice, collaboration and empowerment into their Multi-level System of Support’s practices, assessments and program adjustments. TSS acknowledges the high prevalence of traumatic exposure for students, the importance of staff wellness and strives to meet the unique needs of all learners.” (Black, P., Cook, E. & Daniel, S. 2017)
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Presented by Dr. Judith Allen Brough ~ April 15, 2016 ~ EE & U Conference
Judy is an award-winning teacher and advocate for youth, especially for adolescents and those students who are labeled "at-risk." Her numerous publications and international presentations offer practical strategies based solidly in educational theory, research and experience. Her professional interest lies in motivating administrators, teachers, future teachers, and students to bring joy and meaningful work into the learning environment. She strives to help others to build strong reflection and leadership skills in order to promote self-awareness and an ability to consider diverse perspectives. |
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How to Actively Engage and EXCITE Your Middle Level Students
Presented by Terri Miller ~ April 15, 2016 ~ EE & U Conference Student engagement is the key to success in middle school classrooms. When students and teachers are actively engaged, a genuine learning community is formed. This presentation includes some tried and true activities that keep students interested, engaged and learning while also having some fun! |
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