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9:00am PDT

Opening Plenary Session --Knowledge to Go TheaterDavid N. Perkins

10:15am PDT

AM BREAK Lick-Wilmerding High School

10:45am PDT

Cultivating Ethical Sensitivity in the Digital Age: Ideas and Tools from the Good Play Project Music RoomCarrie James Leading a Culture of Thinking and Supporting Change Room CRon Ritchhart Qualities of Effective Professional Learning Communities TheaterDaniel Wilson Slow Looking Dance StudioShari Tishman The Good Project: Promoting Excellence, Engagement and Ethics in Young People Room AWendy Fischman What is Agency by Design? Tech Arts Studio 1Jen Ryan Cultural Humility: A Foundational Disposition for Building Intercultural Relationships Room 3Erica Hodgin Designing for Disaster: Bringing Global Issues into the Curriculum Wood ShopTimothy Wright Do-It-Together: An Exploration of Creativity and Collaboration in Maker-Centered Learning Environments PhysicsEdward Clapp Flattening the Globe: The Challenge and Beauty of Multiple Perspectives Room 6Mariah Landers • Tamar Posner Flip History!: Personalized Inquiry into History through Unpacking a Modern Memorial Art StudioArndt Häfele Helping Youth Navigate in the Digital Age: A Whole-Community Approach to Digital Citizenship Lower Bio/ChemJessica Lura • Kelly Mendoza Making Paper Circuits: The Vital Role of Process in Maker Activities ElectronicsNatalie Freed Making Thinking Visible in the Science Classroom Upper ChemistryCarrie Maslow Nurturing Global Competence Through the Use of Global Thinking Routines LibraryMelissa Rivard Thinking, Understanding and Reflecting Through Art and Literature Room 8Tabbatha O'Donnell Using Stories to Incite Passion, Emotions, Relationships and Inspiration in Student Learning Room 9Rod Rock • Shawn Ryan We Make Makers Room 11Pam Moran • Ira Socol “Think Critically, Act Creatively”: Harnessing the Imagination for Real World Change Room DGabriel Peters-Lazaro • Sangita Shresthova Shresthova

11:30am PDT

Strand A Lunch Lick-Wilmerding High School

12:15pm PDT

Connecting Global and Digital Literacy to Create a Generation of Engaged Young People Room BVicky Hsieh • Marissa Vogel Connecting Today’s Knowledge with Tomorrow’s Success: Views from a Kindergarten Classroom Computer LabJan Finney • Mahoney, Nancy Creative Inquiry through Collaboration: A Performing Arts Approach to Group Learning The CenterIndi McCasey Dream-It-Yourself Room 1Andrea Sachdeva Empowering Disenfranchised Learners: A Collaborative Approach to Making Thinking Verbal Room 5Erika Lusky • Julie Rains Exploring the Role of Science in Interdisciplinary Learning Upper BiologyEmily Smith • Kusum Wagle How Leaders Can Shape a Culture of Thinking Room 7Todd Bidlack • Jennifer Johnson Making Innovation Work with Young Students in the Classroom Room 2Rachel Meyer • Jennifer Porter Students and Teachers as Contemporary Artists: Using the Studio Thinking Framework to Shape Practice Drafting and DesignTodd Elkin • Arzu Mistry Teacher Dispositions: How Maker Empowerment Starts with the Teacher Room 4Jenny Ernst Using Thinking Routines to Enhance Engagement and Deepen Learning Music RoomHeidi Hinish When Our Learners are Teachers: Using a Learning Lab Approach to Create a Culture That Supports Professional Learning for Teachers Room 10Phyllis Ness • Staci Timmins-Puzio

12:45pm PDT

Strand B Lunch Lick-Wilmerding High School

1:30pm PDT

Artful Thinking in the Classroom Room 11Jessica Ross Documenting Student and Teacher Learning LibraryMelissa Rivard Engaging Youth in Participatory Politics in the Digital Age Room 3Margaret Rundle Leading a Culture of Thinking and Supporting Change Room CRon Ritchhart Out of Eden Learn at Project Zero Room 6Liz Dawes Duraisingh What Does a Developmentally-Appropriate Maker Space for Young Children Look Like? Lower Bio/ChemErica Fortescue • Elizabeth Rood • Brandy Vause

2:15pm PDT

PM BREAK Lick-Wilmerding High School

2:30pm PDT

Artful Thinking and Making in the Classroom Room 11Jessica Ross Articulation and Reflection: Keys to Encouraging Deep Thinking in Our Youngest Students Room 2Denise Coffin Building, Dwelling, Thinking Wood ShopDoug Hellikson Children's Innovation Project: Learning Impact of Observational Drawing Room 8Jeremy Boyle • Melissa A. Butler Creating a Community of Thinkers: Visible Thinking as a Tool Dance StudioLotta Norell Cultivating a New Generation of Learners Writing LabKaren Sinclair • Jodi Yeloushan Discourse in the Cultures of Thinking Classroom Room CRon Ritchhart Disturbance: Engaging Students through Ideas of Wide Scope Room 9Janet Navarro • Rod Rock Do-It-Together: An Exploration of Creativity and Collaboration in Maker-Centered Learning Environments PhysicsEdward Clapp From Puppets to Robots: STEAM (Science, Technology, Education, Arts, Mathematics), Maker Education and Design Thinking as Inclusive, Engaging, Self-Differentiating Lower Bio/ChemRebekah Gregory Global Competence Begins in Preschool: The Urgency of Nurturing Empathy Room 7Daniela Fenu-Foerch • Andrea Muñoz • Paula Luzzi Panno Imagination, Expression, Reflection: Creating a Mixed Media Book Art StudioLydia Greer • oleg osipoff • Goranka Poljak-Hoy • Robert Sanborn Job-Embedded Professional Learning: Looking at Student Thinking to Jump-Start Conversations Room BEllen Cale • Kaitlin O'Riordan • Shari Pawlus Make It Happen! The Magical Power of Uncovering Thinking and Learning Room DSilvia Lopez Angel, M.Ed. Making Thinking Routines Visible Upper BiologyJennifer Selvin Making Thinking Visible with Technology Computer LabClif Mims Math, Making and Designing Purpose Upper ChemistryCorrina Hui • Kyle Metzner Promoting Visible Thinking Through Digital Documentation of Learning Room 4Richard Anderson Redesigning Civic Education for the Digital Age Room 3Erica Hodgin • Margaret Rundle Slowing Down, Sharing Stories: Creating Powerful Learning Moments for Today’s “Digital Youth” Room 6Natalie Boes Belli • Liz Dawes Duraisingh Studio Habits of Mind Applied to an Interdisciplinary Unit ElectronicsSHANNON ERBY • MATHEW GLASER Supporting Meaningful and Civil Youth Voices in a Global, Digital World Music RoomCarrie James • Chris Sloan The GoodProject: Ideas and Tools for a Good Life The CenterWendy Fischman Tinkering with Words: The Art of Haiku Room ANathalie Ryan Using Art Skills to Build Understanding of Fractions and Geometry, and Math Skills to Inform Artistic Practice Room 5Debra Koppman Visible Thinking in the Second Language Acquisition Process: A Natural Environment for Communication Room 1Carmen Samanes • Elena Zapico

4:45pm PDT

Closing Plenary Session -- Project Zero Perspectives on Learning TheaterDaniel Wilson