9th Annual Collaborative CTE Conference - November 22, 2019
CTE: Bridging the Gap - Reaching the why generation
Hofstra University
Conference Program
Keynote:
Answering Why: Unleashing Passion, Purpose and Performance in Younger Generations
Mark C. Perna
Breakout Sessions:
Meeting the Needs of All Students in CTE Classrooms: Ways of Getting There
Dr. Connie Spohn, Michael K. Woods
The Why, What and How of CTE Program Approval
Ellen Palazzo, Rie Posilico
8th Annual Collaborative CTE Conference - November 16, 2018
A Middle School to high School Continuum
Hofstra University
Conference Program
Keynote:
20/20 Foresight: Why Talk About 2030 Now?
Dr. Bill Daggett
Featured Luncheon Speaker
Expanding CTE - NYSED’s Agenda
Tim Ott
Breakout Sessions:
Strategies for Grading and Assessing Student Behaviors
Dick Jones
Kathy Heinle
Understanding the CDOS Credential and Related Pathways
Marsha Iverson
Mapping FACS and Technology - Creating
Connection to High School
Max Grundy
ACTEA Conference - Leadership Strand April 12-13, 2018
Enhancing CTE Leadership
Albany New York
Keynote:
A Mental Model to Become a Stronger CTE Leader
Dick Jones and Kathy Weigel
Breakout Sessions:
Kathy Weigel
Instructional Leadership Data Practices
Dick Jones
Key Strategies for Soft Skills
Dick Jones
7th Annual Collaborative CTE Conference - November 17, 2017
Creating Dynamic possibilites for every Student
Hofstra University
Keynote:
American Work Ethic in the 21st Century
Josh Davies , CEO - The Center for Work Ethic Development
Breakout Sessions:
Give Employers What They Want: Work Ethic
Josh Davies , CEO - The Center for Work Ethic Development
CTE: Connecting Middle School to High School and Beyond
Constance Spohn , CTE TAC of NY
6th Annual CTE Conference - November 18, 2016
Multiple Pathways for All Students: "Ensuring Career and College Readiness"
Hofstra University
Keynote addresses:
Brain Research and the Implications for Student Success
Linda Jordan, Midwest Brain and Learning Institute & Associate Professor of Elementary Education, Hope College
College Ready is NOT Ready Enough
Bill Daggett, International Center for Leadership in Education
From the Classroom to the Boardroom
Jonathan Jacobs, Digital Natives Group