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Grant Wood AEA Summer Literacy Symposium 2018

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8:30am CDT

Reading FAST or Reading WELL? Putting Fluency in Perspective Grand BallroomDr. Jan Hasbrouck

10:15am CDT

Revision Decisions: Grammar Through Revision, Grades 6-12 RosewoodJeff Anderson Talking Their Way to Knowing: Creating Discussions that Teach Thinking Birch RoomSarah Brown Wessling The Contribution of Linguistics to Teaching English as a New Language in K-12 Schools Cedar Rapids RoomJean Ann Stamina for Students to Read Independently Aspen RoomSandi Novak Letter Names, Sounds, or Both? What the Research Says about Alphabet Learning Grand BallroomLucy Hart-Paulsen

11:30am CDT

Lunch TBA

12:15pm CDT

Let Them Talk! Engaging Students in Discussions Aspen RoomSandi Novak "I've Never Written So Much!" How Mentor Texts Inspire and Nurture Writers, Grades 4-12 RosewoodJeff Anderson All Students Can Learn to Think: Teaching Complex Skills in Manageable Ways Birch RoomSarah Brown Wessling Teaching your Students English as a Second Language in School while paying attention to their First Languages Cedar Rapids RoomJean Ann Educators as Physicians: Using the Right Data for MTSS Reading Decisions Grand BallroomDr. Jan Hasbrouck

2:15pm CDT

When Reading and Writing Collide: Teaching the Meaning-Activating Power of Grammar and Conventions, Grades 4-9 RosewoodJeff Anderson Creativity through Constraint: Projects that Enliven and Challenge Birch RoomSarah Brown Wessling Student-Focused Coaching: Helping EVERY Teacher Succeed Aspen RoomDr. Jan Hasbrouck If It’s Developmentally Appropriate, Let’s Appropriately Develop It Grand BallroomLucy Hart-Paulsen