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The Story Behind the Data (Visible Learning Research)

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Lunch and Award Presentation

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Welcome to Carbon/Emery County; Keynote

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Welcome! 2020 URSA Video Presentation, Overview of the Day, and Introduction of Keynote

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We’ve Come a Long Way Baby!

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Mindframes

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Breakfast

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Break/Snacks

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Introduction to keynote

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Transforming Instruction at the Surface, Deep and Transfer Levels of Learning

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Ice Cream Social

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Using Positive Behavior Supports to Exponentially Extend Students’ Motivations

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3 Skills to Manage Difficult Conversations with Parents

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13.1 Ways Teaching is Like Running a Half Marathon

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PLC work session/Q&A with Cathy

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Formative Assessment Using Technology

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What Do You Do When They Already Know It?

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Increase Your Super Human Skills with Nearpod

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Honoring Ray Terry, Retiring Superintendent of Beaver County Schools

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Teacher Clarity

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Antecedent Interventions-Preventing Problem Behavior

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Elementary Literacy

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Motivating Reluctant Readers

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What Every Teacher Needs to Know about the Science of Reading (Hour 1 of 2)

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Classroom Management

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WTF-What's the Function?

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Relational Leadership: The Foundation for a High-Performing Culture

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Patterns of Interactions

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What Every Teacher Needs to Know about the Science of Reading (Hour 2 of 2)

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Surrendering Control . . . An Experiment in Creating Passionate Readers

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Adventures in Reading

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Blended Rotation Strategies that Work

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Building a Positive Classroom Culture using Restorative Practices (Hour 1 of 2)

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Maybe We DO Need Some Stinkin' Badges