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Click here to view a slide show of the quotes presented during the Opening and Closing Sessions of the 2003 Convention.
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Saturday, February 22
Sunday, February 23
Monday, February 24
8:00 am
301. Building a School-Based Alternative Program That Works!
302. The Principals' Leadership Academy: Helping Principals Grow
303. Personalized Teaching Workshop
304. On the Road to Academic Excellence: The Tools for Success
305. School Protocols and Schoolwide Discipline Programs: Creating Safe, Productive School Environments
306. The Fort Osage Writing Project
307. Discover the Power of Advisories: Personalizing the High School Experience
308. Random Drug Testing for Athletes and Students Involved in Activities
9:45 am
309. Contextual Teaching and Learning: Lessons Learned from Teacher Preparation through Novice Teaching
310. Instructional Pearls: The Top Ten Strengths (and Practices) of Great Classroom Teachers
311. The Four Seasons of Teacher Evaluation: Helping the Teacher Teach so the Learner Learns
312. Preparing Today’s Students for Tomorrow’s Careers
313. Building a Community for the Future: Students Influencing Students Through Student Mentoring
314. Raising High-Stakes Test Scores: Winning Strategies from Successful Schools
315. What Administrators and Teachers Must Do to Eliminate the Achievement Gap
316. The Dynamics and Instruction of Special Education Students: What Makes “Ed” So Special?
317. Conscious Classroom Management: Bringing Out the Best in Students and Teachers
318. Courage to Speak
320. Plan for the Second Half of Your Life: After the Principalship
11:30 am
L-1. High School Leaders LuncheonLeadership for Reform
L-2. Assistant Principals LuncheonYou’re the Assistant Principal; You Handle It!
L-3. Urban Leaders Luncheon Professional Development: The Key to Systemic Reform
L-4. Middle Level Leaders Luncheon If you Are Riding a Horse and It Dies, Get Off
11:45 am
321. Online Learning: Myth or Reality?
322. Aligned at the Core: Connecting Curriculum, Instruction, and Assessment
323. Putting Theory Into Practice: The Next Generation of Assessment
324. Know Your English Language Learners Better: Get a Year-Long Plan for Results
325. The Journey of Improvement Begins at the School: Site-Based Professional Development
326. Maximizing Life, Minimizing Stress
327. Building and Sustaining Quality Concurrent Enrollment Programs: A National Perspective of School-College Partnerships
328. Who Goes to College? Strategies for Increasing College Access for Underserved Students
329. Integrating Technology with Standards-Driven Instruction
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