7:30am EST
7:30am EST
7:30am EST
9:00am EST
Keynote Address: Design to Innovate with Purpose
Speakers
Co-founder/distinguished fellow, Clayton Christensen Institute for Disruptive Innovation
To innovate in the digital age, businesses must adapt constantly to advancements in technology by drawing upon highly skilled, flexible workers. The problem in finding agile employees across all generations is that our education system is still designed for the industrial – versus...
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10:15am EST
10:45am EST
Adaptable Design for Everyone
Speakers
Director of Reflective and Integrative Practices, Smith College
Jessica Bacal is the Director of Reflective and Integrative Practices at Smith College. Before coming to Smith in 2006, Jess worked in New York City as an editor, curriculum writer, and teacher in public and private schools. She has an MFA in Fiction Writing from Hunter College, and...
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Director, Career Development Office/Lazarus Center, Smith College
Stacie Hagenbaugh is director of the Lazarus Center for Career Development at Smith College. Now in her 15th year at Smith, she leads a team of 13 people to deliver innovative and industry-driven programs that enable students to imagine and create career paths that fulfill their passions...
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Co-director, Smith's Design Thinking Initiative, Smith College
Emily Norton holds a B.F.A. in furniture design from the Rhode Island School of Design, Providence, RI, and an MDES in conceptual design from the Design Academy Eindhoven, the Netherlands. Norton’s career has spanned international design residencies, design research in wetlands...
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Assistant Director, Career Development Office/Lazarus Center, Smith College
Patricia Woods is a career advisor at Smith College. Most recently, she is prototyping as a design thinking facilitator and has successfully utilized Ela Ben-Ur's Innovators' Compass with college students.Patricia participated in the Designing Your Life for Women Retreat based on...
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Thursday December 5, 2019 10:45am - 12:00pm EST
Salon C
10:45am EST
Beyond Us: A True Story with Implications for All of Us
Speakers
Administrator, Old Colony RVTHS
A husband, and father of six, Aaron currently serves as a Superintendent in the state of Massachusetts and as an Executive Committee Member for the Massachusetts Association of School Superintendents, Executive Board Member for the Massachusetts Association of Vocational Administrators...
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Thursday December 5, 2019 10:45am - 12:00pm EST
Salon B
10:45am EST
When Grit Isn’t Enough
Speakers
Executive Director, Center for Artistry and Scholarship
Linda Nathan is Executive Director of the Center for Artistry and Scholarship (CAS), which develops and supports innovative and tenacious leaders in education to build more equitable, collaborative, and creative communities. Dr. Nathan is a lecturer at the Harvard Graduate School...
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Thursday December 5, 2019 10:45am - 12:00pm EST
Salon I/J
10:45am EST
Leverage Design Thinking Methods to Improve School Services
Speakers
Teaching Faculty, Gould Academy
Sara Shifrin believes that schools help students recognize they can do what they set out to do in the world. From teaching humanities to promoting information literacy to weaving the mindsets and skillsets of design thinking and maker ed the into the academic culture and community...
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Assistant Head of School for Teaching and Learning, Gould Academy
Assistant Head of School for Teaching and LearningB.A. University of Massachusetts, AmherstPh.D. Brandeis UniversityDr. Clarke has been teaching and coaching at Gould for over twenty years. Over the years he has taught many courses including AP Comparative Government, AP US History...
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10:45am EST
Making Design Thinking Work In Any Classroom
Speakers
Instructional Technology, Nashoba
Mary Marotta is an Instructional Technology teacher with over twenty years experience teaching at the high school and college level with a focus on technology integration. She is a Google for Education Certified Trainer and MassCUE Pathfinder. Mary uses technology with teachers...
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English Teacher, Nashoba Regional School District
Melissa Foley-Procko is an English and Journalism teacher and the Yearbook advisor at Nashoba Regional High School, in Bolton, MA. In her 23rd year of teaching, Melissa continues to try and find new ways to engage students and incorporate creativity and collaboration into her classroom...
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Business Teacher, Holliston High School
Taryn Grigas is a high school business teacher with a passion to promote career paths for students’ futures. In addition to teaching business curriculum, Taryn instructs Computer Applications and Multimedia classes. She continues to focus on learning new ways to integrate technology...
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Thursday December 5, 2019 10:45am - 12:00pm EST
Inspire
10:45am EST
The Power of Stepping Aside: How to Facilitate Student-Driven Learning
Speakers
Instructional Designer & Technologist, Beaver Country Day School
I work to support teachers designing, managing and evaluating projects for project-based learning. Additionally, I support both teachers and students in exploring new technologies + thinking about creative ways to use technology to best fit their purpose. [Image and profile from...
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Director of Research and Instructional Technology, Beaver Country Day School
Cait Levin is Director of Research and Instructional Technology at Beaver Country Day School. She completed her BA at Barnard College and her MA at Middlebury. She has held a variety of roles at schools, including overseeing writing centers, advising, collaborating with faculty on...
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Director of Robotics and Engineering, R+D Experience Lead, Math Teacher, Beaver Country Day School
Growing up in the Midwest, I found myself in the science wing more often than not. That naturally led to an undergraduate degree in mechanical engineering. After a few years in design and manufacturing roles, I took a break to travel and teach internationally. When I returned...
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Creative Technologist + Curricular Development Lead, NuVu Liaison, Beaver Country Day School
My childhood was split between Carlisle, MA, and Kennebunk, ME; both towns had strong public schools, and I feel lucky to have had outstanding teachers who still serve as role models. After graduating from Wesleyan, I taught math and English for one year at Philips Academy in Andover...
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10:45am EST
Trends in International Education
Speakers
Executive Director, ECIS
Dr. Kevin J. Ruth is Executive Director of ECIS. In addition to two decades in education, he has given 19 years of service as a director on non-profit boards, with four years as a school trustee. Kevin is a Fellow in the UK-based Royal Society of Arts; advisory council member for Harvard...
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Thursday December 5, 2019 10:45am - 12:00pm EST
Salon G/H
10:45am EST
Getting Actionable: Bringing the Vision of the Graduate to Life
Speakers
Co-Principal, Nipmuc Regional High School
Mary Anne Moran is Co-Principal of Nipmuc Regional High School. She began her career as an elementary educator and quickly made her way to the secondary level. She has been a member of the Nipmuc community for the last 20 years transitioning to the role of assistant principal 13 years...
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Co-Principal, Nipmuc Regional High School
John Clements is Co-Principal of Nipmuc Regional High School. He began his career at Nipmuc 25 years ago as an English teacher and has been an administrator at Nipmuc for 20 years, the past 13 as principal. John is a believer in the capacity of students, teachers, and school communities...
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Superintendent of Schools, East Hampton Public Schools, CT
2023 NEASC Service Award RecipientPaul is the superintendent of East Hampton Public Schools, Connecticut, and has recently announced his retirement after 40 years in education, during which time he has served as a teacher, assistant principal, principal, and superintendent. He has...
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Director of Curriculum and Instruction, East Hampton Public Schools
Mary E. Clark is the Director of Curriculum and Instruction in East Hampton, Connecticut. Mary holds degrees from Providence College, Simmons University and University of New England. Mary began her teaching career in Wellesley, Massachusetts as a middle school social studies teacher...
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10:45am EST
Using Design Thinking in Curriculum Development: Grade Level Programming
Speakers
9th Grade Level Leader, Mathematics Teacher, Tilton School
Eliza joined Tilton School’s Math Department in the fall of 2016 after six years as a math teacher at The Williams School, her alma mater. While at Williams, Eliza taught middle and upper school math, coached at the junior varsity and varsity level, served as a student and class...
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English Teacher, 11th Grade Level Leader for 2018-2019, Tilton School
A 2013 graduate of Dartmouth College, Megan holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in English with a minor in Geography. Megan taught English and coached mountain biking and cycling at White Mountain School for two years before joining the staff at Tilton. [Profile and image from w...
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Social Science Faculty, Tilton School
Ellissa joined Tilton School’s Social Science Department in the fall of 2016, bringing with her significant experience in independent schools. For the five years prior, Ellissa was a teacher, coach and residential staff advisor at nearby Brewster Academy. There, she taught Modern...
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Director of Innovation and Teaching, Tilton School NH
Shannon joined the Tilton community in the fall of 2017 as the Director of Innovation and Teacher. Holding a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Rochester and a Master's of Arts from Western New Mexico University, she brings a wealth of experiences having been a math teacher for...
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Thursday December 5, 2019 10:45am - 12:00pm EST
Salon D
10:45am EST
It’s OK to Make Mistakes: Helping Students Celebrate Their Mistakes
Speakers
IB PYP English Teacher / Apple Professional Learning Specialist / TEDx Speaker, ENKA Schools
Berna Aslan is known to be a dreamer, curious learner, maker and a gamer. She studied American Culture and Literature at university. She received her CELTA, CELTA-Young Learner Extension (CELT-YL) and did her M.A in Curriculum and Instructional Programs at Yıldız Technical University...
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Thursday December 5, 2019 10:45am - 12:00pm EST
Imagine
12:00pm EST
1:15pm EST
Choosing College
Speakers
Co-founder/distinguished fellow, Clayton Christensen Institute for Disruptive Innovation
To innovate in the digital age, businesses must adapt constantly to advancements in technology by drawing upon highly skilled, flexible workers. The problem in finding agile employees across all generations is that our education system is still designed for the industrial – versus...
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Thursday December 5, 2019 1:15pm - 2:30pm EST
Salon I/J
1:15pm EST
How Might We Hack Traditional Assessments with Design Thinking?
Speakers
Innovation and Technology Specialist, Professional Development Services at Cooperative Educational Services
Jacquelyn was a high school social studies teacher, then a library media specialist, before becoming an instructional coach and coordinator of professional learning. She is an author for ABC-CLIO and editor of the School Library Connection Information Literacy page. She also has written...
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Teacher, Social Studies, Wilton High School
I am in my third year of teaching social studies ar Wilton High School and I also advise the Model Congress and Build On clubs at my school. When receiving my Masters in Social Studies Education from UConn's Neag School of Education in 2016-17, I had the opportunity to study abroad...
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1:15pm EST
Social Entrepreneurship on the High School Level
Speakers
Social Entrepreneurship Teacher; Assistant Dean of Faculty, Northfield Mount Hermon
I have taught at NMH since 2008. I graduated from the College of William and Mary, and earned a Masters in Middle Eastern Studies from the University of London. During my tenure at NMH, I've continued my education through courses from the American University of Beirut, the University...
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Thursday December 5, 2019 1:15pm - 2:30pm EST
Imagine
1:15pm EST
Student Exhibition Projects as the Capstones to Deeper Learning
Speakers
English Language Arts Teacher/Master Journalism Educator, Lincoln High School - Lincoln, RI
English Language Arts Department Chair, Lincoln High School - Lincoln, RI
Assistant Superintendent, Lincoln Public Schools
2023 NEASC Service Award RecipientKevin is the assistant superintendent of Lincoln Public Schools in Lincoln, Rhode Island and has been a member of the NEASC Commission on Public Schools for six years. He serves as a Review Committee Chair and is a member of a recently established...
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Teacher, Art, Lincoln High School - Lincoln, RI
1:15pm EST
A Journey to Student-Designed Learning
Speakers
Assistant Superintendent, Windsor Locks Public Schools
I have been an educator for almost 30 years. I began my career as a Junior High Science Teacher in Agawam, Massachusetts and have been a High School Biology Teacher, Curriculum Coordinator, Dean of Students, Assistant Principal, Principal and now Assistant Superintendent in Windsor...
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1:15pm EST
Designing Avenues of Transformation
Speakers
Senior Advisor, Avenues: The World School
Having lived on four continents for a total of 26 years overseas, Tim has been fortunate to lead some of the world’s most iconic international schools, including the Jakarta Intercultural School in Indonesia, the American School in Japan, the Country Day School in Costa Rica and...
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Director, Curriculum Design, Avenues: The World School
Rebecca is the Director of Curriculum Design for Avenues: The World School, where she leads the ongoing development of the Avenues World Elements — a global, interdisciplinary intended curriculum that is shared by Avenues campuses around the world. She is also the lead author of...
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Thursday December 5, 2019 1:15pm - 2:30pm EST
Inspire
1:15pm EST
1:15pm EST
How to Implement A Context-Driven Social Emotional Learning Initiative
Speakers
Assistant Principal, RHAM High School
Currently an assistant principal at RHAM High School in Hebron, CT and Co-President of the UCONN Chapter of Phi Delta Kappa, a professional association for educators that focuses its work on the tenets of service, research, and leadership. Former English teacher at Somers High School...
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Superintendent, RHAM, Regional School District No. 8 (CT)
Thursday December 5, 2019 1:15pm - 2:30pm EST
Salon G/H
1:15pm EST
1:15pm EST
Student Voice: Why and How [Panel Discussion]
Speakers SP
The Sharon Academy, Nipmuc Regional HS, Souhegan HS
Four Students from very different schools - The Sharon Academy in Vermont, Nipmuc Regional High School in Massachusetts, and Souhegan High School in NH - will begin the conversation student voice in our schools.
Thursday December 5, 2019 1:15pm - 2:30pm EST
Salon D
2:30pm EST
2:45pm EST
Keynote Address: Unstick [with] Design Thinking
Speakers
Founder, Innovators' Compass and Adjunct Assistant Professor, Olin College, Innovators Compass
Ela Ben-Ur is passionate about seeing people of all ages articulate and amplify their natural ways of making things better. She has worked and co-experimented deeply with educators and organizations interested in design thinking since 2012. Ela worked 13 prior years at renowned innovation...
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4:15pm EST
5:00pm EST
6:00pm EST
7:30am EST
7:30am EST
7:30am EST
8:00am EST
A Promise Kept: How a Local Partnership Became a National Success Story
Speakers
Principal, University Park Campus School
Dan has been involved with University Park Campus School since his time as an undergraduate at Clark University twenty years ago. He was a member of the founding English department, and spent twelve years teaching English and US history at the school until becoming principal eight...
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Director of the Adam Institute for Urban Teaching and School Practice; Professor of Practice, Clark University
Friday December 6, 2019 8:00am - 9:15am EST
Salon B
8:00am EST
The Admissions Pipeline: Challenges and Opportunities in New England in the New Demographic Age [Panel Discussion]
Moderators
Dean of Admission and Financial Aid Emerita, Wesleyan University
Nancy Hargrave Meislahn is the former vice president and dean of admission and financial aid at Wesleyan University. Meislahn came to Wesleyan from her previous role at Cornell University in January 2000 and departed the university in September 2019 just after the arrival of the Class...
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Speakers SP
Senior Consultant, New England Board of Higher Education
KB
Vice President of Enrollment Management, Wentworth Institute of Technology
JC
Vice President for Enrollment Management and Marketing, University of Southern Maine
SK
VP of Enrollment Management, University of Vermont
KO
Vice President of Enrollment Management, Lasell University
Friday December 6, 2019 8:00am - 9:15am EST
Salon I/J
8:00am EST
Building the School of the Future
Speakers
Co-founder and Chief Creative Officer, NUVU INNOVATION STUDIO
Saba is an entrepreneur, designer and artist. In 2010, she co-founded NuVu Studio, an innovation school for middle and high school students. NuVu builds creative problem solving skills in youth by working on real world interdisciplinary projects. NuVu is based in Cambridge, USA, but...
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Friday December 6, 2019 8:00am - 9:15am EST
Salon G/H
8:00am EST
8:00am EST
The Multi-Age Classroom – Design Thinking in Action
Speakers TT
Teacher - Science & Technology, Francis W. Parker Charter Essential School
MS
Teacher - Arts & Humanities, Francis W. Parker Charter Essential School
CL
Director, Sizer Teachers’ Center, Francis W. Parker Charter Essential School
Friday December 6, 2019 8:00am - 9:15am EST
Inspire
8:00am EST
Designing Collaborative Professional Development: Fostering Faculty Depth of Knowledge and Understanding
Speakers
Chief Operating Officer and Director, Winston Innovation Lab, Winston Preparatory School
Experienced Chief Operating Officer and Innovation Lab Director. A graduate of Teachers College’s Reading Specialist program and Vanderbilt University’s Special Education program, Elizabeth has worked with a diverse population of students with learning differences for over 20...
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Associate Director, Innovation Lab, Winston Preparatory School, New York, NY, USA
Michele is the Associate Director of Winston Innovation Lab for the Winston Preparatory School. A graduate of Queens College Speech-Language Pathology program, Michele has been in the education field for over 20 years working with a diverse population of students with learning differences...
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Friday December 6, 2019 8:00am - 9:15am EST
Salon C
8:00am EST
Implementing an Academic Vision
Speakers
Dean of Acadmics, Cheshire Academy
Marc Aronson is Dean of Curriculum at Cheshire Academy in Cheshire, Connecticut. He started there as a member of the English Department in 2008 after three years at AMSA Charter School in Marlborough, Massachusetts. He holds a BA in English from Tufts and an MSc in Comparative and...
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8:00am EST
8:00am EST
A Culture Shift: Putting the Student Experience at the Center of the Conversation
Speakers
Founding Member, Heart of Character
Retired from full-time school administration in 2017, Anne Cass brings decades of experience in teaching and administrative leadership to her work. Believing that building strong relationships is at the heart of effective education, and that the existing wisdom in a school can effect...
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Executive Director, Heart of Character
Tim Leet is the Ethics and Character Coordinator at Columbus Academy (OH), where he also teaches upper school courses in ethics, physics, social research, and moral psychology. He has developed a curriculum for adolescents that explores moral identity and ethical decision making and...
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Friday December 6, 2019 8:00am - 9:15am EST
Salon D
8:00am EST
Be the Change: Student-Designed Programming for a Positive, Accepting School Culture
Speakers
Health/Physical Education Leader & Educator, West Boylston Middle High School
Debora Goodwill has been with the West Boylston Public Schools for 25 years. She is the Wellness: Health/Physical Education program leader and currently teaches high school wellness courses, including Leadership and Advocacy. She has a B.A. in Psychology from Assumption College, a...
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Health and Fitness Educator, Wellesley High School
John Mulryan is in his 14th year as a Health Educator, 12 of which have been in Wellesley Public schools. He graduated from Worcester State College with a degree in health education and received his masters degree from The United States Sports Academy, in sports science with a concentration...
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9:15am EST
9:30am EST
Keynote Address
Speakers
Director of K12 Strategy + Research, Stanford d.school
Sam Seidel is the Director of K12 Strategy + Research at the Stanford d.school, Director of the Student Experience Lab at the Business Innovation Factory, and author of Hip Hop Genius: Remixing High School Education (Rowman & Littlefield, 2011). Sam speaks internationally about...
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11:00am EST
Design Thinking as a Tool for Instructional Coaching
Speakers
Chief Academic Officer, Woodrow Wilson Graduate School of Teaching and Learning
Peter Laipson is the Chief Academic Officer of the Woodrow Wilson Graduate School of Teaching & Learning. Most recently the Emily H. Fisher Research Fellow of Bard College, he served from 2011 to 2015 as the Provost of Bard College at Simon’s Rock, the nation’s only four-year...
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Design Researcher, MIT Playful Journey Lab
Meredith Moore is a design researcher at the
MIT Playful Journey Lab, where her research focuses on the design of environments that foster teacher learning. She is also a veteran educator with nine years of K-12 teaching experience and seven years of experience as a teacher educator. She holds a Ph.D. in Curriculum and Instruction from Boston Col...
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Friday December 6, 2019 11:00am - 12:15pm EST
Salon G/H
11:00am EST
Elementary School Partnerships with Boston College
Speakers
Associate Professor, Boston College Lynch School of Education and Human Development
Deoksoon Kim’s research focuses on understanding the needs of immigrant students in order to help them learn English and succeed in school. She also investigates how to use instructional technology to facilitate language and subject matter learning. She has done research on gender...
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Head of School, St. Columbkille Partnership School
William Gartside has been the Head of School at Saint Columbkille Partnership School in Brighton MA. For the past ten years, he has led the reform effort after the school established the partnership with Boston College, increasing enrollment from 170 students to 425 students in the...
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Friday December 6, 2019 11:00am - 12:15pm EST
Salon B
11:00am EST
Creating a Completely Learning Focused School. What Would You Do?
Speakers
Director of Project Management, The Americas, Nord Anglia Eduation
Director, International School of Belgrade
Andrew joined the International School of Belgrade (ISB) as its Director in 2019. Andrew has worked in international education for 28 years and in school leadership for 22 years. Previously, Andrew has led schools in the USA, Zimbabwe, Budapest, France and Switzerland. He is passionate...
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Friday December 6, 2019 11:00am - 12:15pm EST
Imagine
11:00am EST
11:00am EST
Putting Student Collaboration at the Center of Course Design
Speakers
Science Department Head, Concord Academy
Amy Kumpel is a 15-year veteran STEM teacher and the current Science Department Head at Concord Academy (CA) in Concord, MA. A former aerospace engineering professional, she developed an elective course entitled "Topics in Engineering: Introduction to Principles and Processes of Design...
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11:00am EST
Design Thinking as a Tool to Create Learner-Centered Schools
Speakers
Headmaster, TechBoston Academy
Nora Vernazza is Co-Headmaster of TechBoston Academy. Until her appointment as Co-Headmaster in January 2013, Ms. Vernazza served as TechBoston Academy’s Chief Academic Officer for 4 years. In that role, she oversaw all curriculum implementation and professional development for...
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Director of Innovation, TechBoston Academy
Friday December 6, 2019 11:00am - 12:15pm EST
Salon I/J
11:00am EST
Leading Innovation: The Mastery Transcript Consortium
Speakers
Chief Program Officer, Mastery Transcript Consortium
A passionate and committed educational leader focused on improving and transforming our school systems to help ALL children achieve success in college, career, and life.
11:00am EST
Clinicians and Educators Unite: Academic Engagement with Anxious, Avoidant Adolescents
Speakers
Executive Director, The Spire School
Tammy Moscrip, PhD, LCSW is the Executive Director and Chief Administrator of The Spire School, a NEASC-accredited and CT State Approved Special Education Therapeutic Day School in Stamford, CT. As a researcher at the National Institutes of Health and Columbia University, Tammy dedicated...
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Head Life Coach, The Spire School
Megan is a certified School Social Worker and the Head Life Coach at The Spire School, a NEASC-accredited and CT State Approved Special Education Therapeutic Day School in Stamford, CT. Megan attended Salve Regina University in Newport, RI, where she received her Bachelors in Social...
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Friday December 6, 2019 11:00am - 12:15pm EST
Salon C
11:00am EST
Developing and Implementing a Wellness Program to Meet the Academic, Social, and Emotional Needs of Students in the Public School Setting
Speakers
Registered Dietitian, Lynnfield Public Schools
Jillian received her Bachelor's degree in Health Science from Boston University. After working in a fast paced emergency room in the heart of Boston, Jillian felt a greater calling to apply an upstream approach to health. She received her Master's Degree in Nutrition and Health Promotion...
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District Nurse Coordinator; High School Nurse, Lynnfield Public Schools
Mary E. Homan is the District Nurse Coordinator and High School Nurse for Lynnfield Public Schools. She is Chairperson of the Lynnfield Health and Wellness Advisory Committee and a member of A Healthy Lynnfield Prevention Coalition. Her professional organizations include the National...
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Friday December 6, 2019 11:00am - 12:15pm EST
Salon D
11:00am EST
Space Making and Voice Finding for the Narrative of Muslim American Youth
Speakers
Principal of Al-Hamra Academy, Assistant Teaching Professor at Northeastern University, and a NEASC-CIS Commissioner, Al-Hamra Academy, Northeastern University, and NEASC
Dr. Noor Ali earned her Ed.D. from Northeastern in 2018. She lives in the greater Boston area and teaches at Northeastern University’s Boston campus and online. Dr. Ali teaches in the Ed.D., MAT, M.Ed. Programs at the Graduate School of Education, leads the Ed.D. Transformative...
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12:30pm EST
Luncheon / Keynote: Choosing Love in Education
Speakers
Founder and Chief Movement Officer, The Jesse Lewis Choose Love Foundation
NEASC 2019 Charles Eliot Award Recipient - In recognition and appreciation of the quiet contributions, the achievements both acclaimed and unknown, and the personal sacrifices made for the benefit of all.Scarlett Lewis founded the Jesse Lewis Choose Love Movement, a nonprofit organization...
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