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CONCURRENT SESSIONS | SET D<br />

DECEMBER 5, <strong>2016</strong><br />

MONDAY<br />

2:30 PM - 4:30 PM<br />

WEDNESDAY TUESDAY<br />

MONDAY<br />

SUNDAY<br />

SATURDAY<br />

D13 |<br />

Transforming Professional Learning<br />

in an Age of Innovation<br />

Learn how to leverage professional<br />

<strong>learning</strong> designs to motivate and empower<br />

districts and schools. See how events like<br />

TEDx, Ignite Nights, EdCamps, Twitter chats,<br />

and Walk-and-Talks can transform a culture.<br />

Celebrate and honor the failures that allow<br />

us to learn and grow and discover how<br />

personalized experiences like Student-fora-Day,<br />

the One Word Challenge, and more<br />

can cultivate innovation and strengthen a<br />

<strong>learning</strong> network. Walk away with a host of<br />

ideas and strategies to foster a culture of<br />

innovation.<br />

Sean Nosek, West Vancouver School District,<br />

West Vancouver, BC, Canada, snosek@<br />

wvschools.ca<br />

Craig Cantlie, West Vancouver School District,<br />

West Vancouver, BC, Canada, ccantlie@<br />

wvschools.ca<br />

Area of Focus: Learning Designs<br />

D14 |<br />

Building Sustainable Professional<br />

Learning Teams Through Schedule<br />

Redesign<br />

Hear how educators can restructure<br />

time during the school week and<br />

align instructional practices that will<br />

stimulate instruction and teamwork. See<br />

how one district built interschool and<br />

district capacity, communication, and<br />

collaboration at the junior-high level<br />

and re-envisioned time to allow teachers<br />

a full day of professional <strong>learning</strong> each<br />

week. Share real-world strategies used for<br />

scheduling to benefit student outcomes<br />

and support teachers’ professional <strong>learning</strong>.<br />

Leave with resources to assist leaders in<br />

working through the change process.<br />

Shaun Moseman, Tulsa Public Schools, Tulsa,<br />

OK, mosemsh@tulsaschools.org<br />

Nikki Dennis, Tulsa Public Schools, Tulsa, OK,<br />

dennini@tulsaschools.org<br />

Teresa Pena, Tulsa Public Schools, Tulsa, OK,<br />

penate@tulsaschools.org<br />

Mark Cole, Tulsa Public Schools, Tulsa, OK,<br />

colema2@tulsaschools.org<br />

Area of Focus: Resources<br />

D15 |<br />

Developing Principal Supervisors to<br />

Lead for Equity<br />

Share in lessons learned from research<br />

and practice for building high-capacity<br />

principals to become equity-focused<br />

principal supervisors with key instructional<br />

leadership competencies. Learn how a<br />

large Florida district’s one-year central<br />

office residency supports high-capacity<br />

principals in developing knowledge and<br />

skills to become principal supervisors.<br />

Apply a case study of this district to<br />

deepen understanding of how to develop<br />

and support equity-centered principal<br />

supervisors who support principals’<br />

instructional leadership.<br />

Julia Kassissieh, University of Washington,<br />

Seattle, WA, kassj@uw.edu<br />

Veda Hudge, Broward County Public Schools,<br />

Pompano Beach, FL,<br />

veda.hudge@browardschools.com<br />

Area of Focus: Leadership<br />

D16 |<br />

Redesign PD: Enabling Growth in<br />

Teaching Practice<br />

Pittsburgh Public Schools (PPS), as part of<br />

the Redesign PD Community of Practice,<br />

has aligned district-led teacher and school<br />

leader professional <strong>learning</strong> to enable<br />

growth in teaching practice and relevant,<br />

rigorous student <strong>learning</strong> experiences in<br />

all classrooms. Hear from district leaders as<br />

they share the processes, strategies, and<br />

lesson learned. See how to define clear<br />

content priorities, establish a coherent<br />

and aligned professional <strong>learning</strong> system<br />

to grow instructional and leadership<br />

practice for all educators, and implement<br />

systemwide criteria and standards for<br />

professional <strong>learning</strong>.<br />

Allyce Pinchback, Pittsburgh Public Schools,<br />

Pittsburgh, PA, apinchback1@pgboe.net<br />

Allison McCarthy, Pittsburgh Public Schools,<br />

Pittsburgh, PA, amccarthy1@pghboe.net<br />

Alison Huguley, Pittsburgh Public Schools,<br />

Pittsburgh, PA, ahuguley1@pghboe.net<br />

Area of Focus: Learning Communities<br />

D17 |<br />

The Data Diet<br />

Learn how balanced assessment is a<br />

foundation for standards-based instruction.<br />

Investigate how formative instructional<br />

teaching can ensure academic success for<br />

all students. Develop focused, accountable<br />

support teams to plan quality instruction<br />

while strategically gathering evidence of<br />

impact. See how to engage data teams by<br />

arming them with tools and resources to<br />

facilitate strategic school and instructional<br />

planning.<br />

Heavenly Montgomery, Fulton County<br />

Board of Education, Atlanta, GA,<br />

montgomeryh@fultonschools.org<br />

Carla Austin, Fulton County Board of<br />

Education, Atlanta, GA,<br />

austinc1@fultonschools.org<br />

Nikki Porter, Fulton County Board of<br />

Education, Atlanta, GA,<br />

portern@fultonschools.org<br />

Area of Focus: Data<br />

D18 |<br />

Redesign PD: Creating a Coherent<br />

System of Professional Learning<br />

Using Formative Measures<br />

Learn how two large urban school<br />

districts are measuring the impact of<br />

their professional <strong>learning</strong> efforts to<br />

create more coherent systems for their<br />

educators. Engage in dialogue about<br />

using measurement in more formative<br />

ways to learn and inform adjustments,<br />

not just determine return on investment.<br />

Explore the tools and processes they’ve<br />

developed and learn from their challenges<br />

to influence next steps in your district.<br />

Theress Pidick, Denver Public Schools, Denver,<br />

CO, theress_pdick@dpsk12.org<br />

Marna Messer, Jefferson County Schools R-1,<br />

Golden, CO, mmesser@jeffco.k12.co.us<br />

Carrie Maffoni, Jefferson County Schools R-1,<br />

Golden, CO, cmaffoni@jeffco.k12.co.us<br />

Katie Lannan, Jefferson County Schools R-1,<br />

Golden, CO, klannan@jeffco.k12.co.us<br />

Brooks Rosenquist, Denver Public Schools,<br />

Denver, CO, brooks_rosenquist@dpsk12.org<br />

Gabe DeMola, Denver Public Schools, Denver,<br />

CO, gabriel_demola@dpsk12.org<br />

Area of Focus: Learning Communities<br />

54 Learning Forward <strong>2016</strong> Annual Conference | Register Online Today

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