
3 minute read
LEARNING COMMUNITY PRESENTATIONS LEARNING COMMUNITY PRESENTATIONS
Presentation # 29 Session # 4 Room # CC 214
Title: Does Looping have an Effect on Early Elementary Student Behavior?
Description: Have you ever thought, I wish could have more time with these students? For students to have meaningful learning occur, they need to have a positive and supportive relationship with a nurturing and caring adult. Looping classrooms is a place for these relationships to continue to grow.
Learning Community: West Central
Presenter/s: Amanda Hansen
Grade level/Content: Early Childhood
Certification Topic/s: Positive Behavior Intervention Strategies
School District/Organization: Marshall Public Schools
Email: hansenamanda@live.com
Presentation # 31 Session # 4 Room # SC 207
Title: Implementing a Holistic Case Management Advising (HCMA) Model in a Two-year College
Description: Central Lakes College adopted a new case management academic advising model. This research measures the academic success and persistence rates for the target audience of new entering students who self-identified as having a high school GPA below 3.0. As a result of this research, there were positive retention outcomes.
Learning Community: Brainerd
Presenter/s: Dan Davidson
Grade level/Content: Adult/Higher Education
Certification Topic/s: Positive Behavior Intervention Strategies
School District/Organization: Central Lakes College
Email: dan.davidson@clcmn.edu
Presentation # 33 Session # 5 Room # CC 202
Title: Implementing Guided Math and Math Stations to Improve Academic Achievement and Interest in Math
Description: Math should be fun and engaging! Implementing guided math allows educators to differentiate lessons and learning opportunities. Simultaneously, implementing math stations promotes independence and will enable educators to provide hands-on, engaging activities for students to practice their math skills.
Learning Community: Brainerd
Presenter/s: Andrea Parrington
Grade level/Content: Lower Elementary
Certification Topic/s: Accommodations, Modifications, and Adaptions of Curriculum, Materials, and Instruction
School District/Organization: Brainerd Public Schools
Email: andrea.parrington@isd181.org
Presentation # 35 Session # 5 Room # CC 212
Title: Top to Bottom vs. Bottom to Top: Does Letter and Number Formation Affect Students Academic Performance?
Description: When writing the number one, do you start at the top of the number and pull your pencil down or start at the bottom and push your pencil up? In this presentation, we will look at how students write their letters and numbers. Can this be an indicator of academic performance?
Learning Community: West Central
Presenter/s: Emilie Kalvig
Grade level/Content: High School
Certification Topic/s: Accommodations, Modifications, and Adaptions of Curriculum, Materials, and Instruction
School District/Organization: Delano Public Schools
Email: emilie.kalvig@delanoschools.org
Presentation # 30 Session # 4 Room # SC 206
Title: Effects of Teacher Self-care on Students
Description: How does teacher self-care impact students in their classroom? In this presentation, you will get a glimpse into my journey as I prioritized taking care of myself. You will learn how my choices impacted my students and classroom.
Learning Community: West Central
Presenter/s: Amy Freidrichs
Grade level/Content: Upper Elementary
Certification Topic/s: Positive Behavior Intervention Strategies
School District/Organization: Willmar Public Schools
Email: freidrichsa@willmar.k12.mn.us
Presentation # 32 Session # 4 Room # SC 249
Title: Phonological Awareness and Decoding: What Kids Need to Become Readers
Description: How do we teach kids to really READ? This research study was designed to determine how the implementation of explicit phonological and phonics instruction in small groups affects reading fluency and reading confidence of First Grade students.
Learning Community: Brainerd
Presenter/s: Elizabeth Lefebvre
Grade level/Content: Lower Elementary
Certification Topic/s: Accommodations, Modifications, and Adaptions of Curriculum, Materials, and Instruction
School District/Organization: Pierz Public Schools
Email: elefebvre@pierzschools.org
Presentation # 34 Session # 5 Room # CC 211
Title: Impacts of Soft Starts on Behavior
Description: Have you wondered how your students begin their day affects their behavior and performance? Learn about the benefits of a soft start versus a traditional morning routine, how to implement a soft start in your classroom, and what materials and ideas you would need to make this routine successful.
Learning Community: West Central
Presenter/s: Stacy Konsor & Megan Skogmo
Grade level/Content: Lower Elementary
Certification Topic/s: Accommodations, Modifications, and Adaptions of Curriculum, Materials, and Instruction
School District/Organization: Sauk Rapids-Rice Schools
Email: stacy.konsor@isd47.org or megan.skogmo@isd47.org
Presentation # 36 Session # 5 Room # CC 213
Title: Calming Bucket
Description: The Calming Bucket provides ways students manage dysregulation with a step-by-step process that calms, identifies emotions, maintains attention through choice, and active problem-solving. The approach, language, and order to regulate a student, minimize the flight-or-flight response and activate critical thinking will be shared.
Learning Community: Brainerd
Presenter/s: Tammara DeJesus
Grade level/Content: Early Childhood
Certification Topic/s: Positive Behavior Intervention Strategies
School District/Organization: Alexandria Public Schools
Email: tammara.dejesus@gmail.com