Join us this fall to learn research-based, equity-centered strategies to increase well-being, enhance belonging, and deepen engagement for students in your community. Don’t miss this professional development conference for K-12 educators and school partner teams. You will connect with fellow educators, experts, and thought leaders who are transforming the student experience in K-12 schools across the country, deepen your professional learning and leave inspired and empowered with concrete strategies for your K-12 school community.
In times of generative AI, machine learning, and easy access to knowledge, how can students be in the driver’s seat of their learning experience? In our school, student-directed projects are at the core of our approach. Students are active explorers driven to answer an essential question they’ve created. As they design their learning experience, they become problem-solvers and critical thinkers, content experts, and collaborators. Hear about how our school’s journey to enact this change fundamentally shifted the perception of what school could be.
Student feedback and success are inextricably related. Growth, discovery, and motivation do not exist without feedback. While many of us understand the essential need for this honest exchange, the practice of giving and receiving feedback elicits sweaty palms and an elevated heart rate. This workshop sets the stage for an engaging partner activity that dissects the art of feedback into applicable and effective strategies. Join us for an interactive scenario that will transform the stress of feedback into a positive, eye-opening experience. Participants will gain communication strategies that deepen relational trust and increase the comfort of delivering and receiving feedback.
Head of School, The Alexander Dawson School at Rainbow Mountain
Roxanne is beginning year 32 in education and her fifth year as the Head of the Alexander Dawson School in Las Vegas. From the Assistant Dean in the School of Education at Nevada State College to the Director of Curriculum for The New Teacher Project, Roxanne's career has been dedicated... Read More →