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This event is sponsored through the generosity of the College of Education at CSUF and the SchoolsFirst Federal Credit Union Center for Creativity and Critical Thinking located in the College of Education. The event is put on by the Masters in Educational Technology Program at CSUF (http://bit.ly/csufedt). The conferece Web site can be found at http://thinkcreateshareconference.com/

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Saturday, June 4 • 10:15am - 11:45am
ELA and Math a Natural Connection with CCSS LIMITED

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This is an interactive workshop demonstrating the ways ELA and math instruction can each be enhanced by CCSS collaborative teaching. Participants will get an overview of the connections of these two content areas and be given guided instruction in hands-on creation of lesson plans that meet both ELA/ELD and math standards in their classrooms. Additionally the workshop will highlight the use of online technology to enhance formative assessments in the collaborative classroom. This workshop is appropriate K-12.
Speakers
avatar for Susan Carle

Susan Carle

Coordinator of English Language Arts, Orange County Department of Education
I am a NBCT who has taught for many years at the California Academy of Math and Science(CAMS). At CAMS I co-wrote and co-facilitated highly developed interdisciplinary projects covering diverse subject matter. Last year, I won the Character Lab's Teacher Innovation Grant for writing a character building unit The Scarlet Letter Forensic Report. I have also co-written two units for CTE-Online that have been featured on their cover page. I have... Read More →
avatar for Vanessa Cerrahoglu

Vanessa Cerrahoglu

Mathematics Coordinator, Orange County Department of Education
I started my journey as an educator, curriculum developer, and workshop facilitator with LAUSD over 20 years ago. In this time, I taught at three high schools, each with a unique set of challenges and opportunities: low-socio economic & high Spanish speaking population, a math & science academy, and an arts based school in Orange County. I enjoy sharing lessons learned from my experiences and look forward to learning from others.

Saturday June 4, 2016 10:15am - 11:45am
Room 2205
  Workshop A

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