Opening a new school has a specific set of challenges and blessings. It can feel like "you're not in Kansas anymore". As we share our experiences opening Wilson MS, Adams MS, and Worthington MS, participants will gain insights into adapting instructional strategies, building culture in a new place, and embracing innovation. While this will be from a fine arts perspective (we teach orchestra and choir), the content can be applied to any teacher or support staff interested or curious about what opening a new campus can really involve, and how you can make your new school feel like home for you and your students quickly, without getting losing your mind in the process.
I'm a wife, mom and bonus mom, and orchestra director at Worthington MS in NISD. I'll be starting my 25th year of teaching this year, and I'm passionate about the impact that a quality music education can have on kids!
Tuesday July 23, 2024 10:30am - 12:00pm CDT
BNHS AC-2102775 Bobcat Blvd, Trophy Club, TX 76262, USA
Elevate learning, engagement, and creativity with WeVideo! In this workshop, you will learn video editing fundamentals as you run through the flow of creating, editing, and publishing a video. You’ll learn how to uses classes and access pre-made assignments in WeVideo’s assignment library to make student multimedia-creation a regular part of your teaching practice. Watch your students come alive with WeVideo!
By the end of this session, educators will be able to: --Understand the benefits of student creativity and multimedia creation! --Edit and publish a video and create video-based instructional content. --Begin implementing multimedia projects and activities that enhance learning!
Coordinator of Instructional Technology, Northwest ISD
Technology enables us to extend our reach and become more effective, relevant, and connected educators. Effective teachers are expected to design, implement, and assess learning experiences to engage students and prepare them to be competitive and successful in a global marketplace... Read More →
From science and history documentaries to personal narratives, student media projects are a great way to increase engagement and enhance learning outcomes across content areas. In this session, teachers will design a media project to implement with students! We’ll share curricular resources and best practices for facilitating each stage of a media project from generating a topic to showcasing student work! By the end of this session, you’ll be ready to implement a student media project that builds academic vocabulary, content knowledge, and literacy while enhancing learning with 21st century skills!
By the end of this session, educators will be able to: --Leverage best practices to design and implement a media project with students --Enhance content knowledge, literacy, and disciplinary skills with 21st century learning --Utilize WeVideo for Schools and the assignment ideas library!
Coordinator of Instructional Technology, Northwest ISD
Technology enables us to extend our reach and become more effective, relevant, and connected educators. Effective teachers are expected to design, implement, and assess learning experiences to engage students and prepare them to be competitive and successful in a global marketplace... Read More →
Stu Jernigan is an Education Specialist at WeVideo. Stu is the lead designer of WeVideo's professional learning, assignment ideas library, and other content designed to support teachers and students to get the most out of WeVideo's multimedia creation tools. Stu is a former High School... Read More →