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Tuesday, January 21
 

10:00am EST

Learning STICS in the School Library: Library Programming/Lessons that STICS with Learners LIMITED
Tuesday January 21, 2025 10:00am - 10:50am EST
In this presentation, I will share strategies to connect and collaborate with teachers. I will share Learning Focused Lesson Plans, library programming, and other resources that support these collaborations. I will also share effective strategies that help bring teachers and students into our school library. This presentation will offer various lessons and activities across my high school's curriculum, understanding that every grade level is unique and Media Coordinators and teachers may need to tweak these lessons and activities to fit their needs. This presentation will focus on the power of collaboration and how collaborations and the inclusion of Exceptional Children and STEAM in the school library build a positive reading culture and a strong school community of learners and readers.
Speakers
avatar for Susanne Mullis

Susanne Mullis

Media Coordinator, Pitt County Schools/D. H. Conley High School
Hi! My name is Susanne Mullis. I have been in education for a over 20 years. I have a background in middle school, high school, and community college teaching. I have taught ELA and Social Studies (MS), English and Creative Writing (HS), and Developmental Reading and Writing (CC... Read More →
Tuesday January 21, 2025 10:00am - 10:50am EST
Room 65 - Sandpiper (Level 3)

11:00am EST

The Blended Library: Combining Dynamic Shelving, Genrefication, and Digital Titles to Engage Readers LIMITED
Tuesday January 21, 2025 11:00am - 11:50am EST
In an era where technology is transforming education, school libraries must evolve to meet the diverse needs of their readers. This presentation focuses on how we are creatively combining dynamic shelving, genrefication, and digital resources to foster an engaging reading environment. Leveraging a grant from the Department of Defense Education Activity (DoDEA), we have reimagined our library space to celebrate both traditional print and digital media, ensuring every student finds their place in the literary world.The presentation will include an interactive display of our newly designed library spaces that feature dynamic shelving arrangements and genrefication to cater to diverse reading preferences; highlight how integrating digital titles alongside physical books can enhance accessibility and appeal to tech-savvy students; provide tangible examples of how these strategies have transformed our library and increased student engagement and circulation rates; and foster discussion among attendees about their own library practices, encouraging the sharing of ideas and resources to enhance student engagement. The presentation will include interactive elements demonstrating dynamic shelving, genrefication practices; digital integration, and engagement metrics.
Speakers
avatar for Karen Nichols

Karen Nichols

DTL & Library Media Services Coordinator, Hoke County Schools
Karen Nichols serves as the Coordinator of Digital Teaching and Learning and Library Media Services for Hoke County Schools in Raeford, NC, where she has managed district library services since 2015, delivers professional development, and is the author and project manager of a $1.76... Read More →
Tuesday January 21, 2025 11:00am - 11:50am EST
Room 65 - Sandpiper (Level 3)

1:00pm EST

Creators for Change: Build a Classroom of Global Problem Solvers LIMITED
Tuesday January 21, 2025 1:00pm - 1:50pm EST
In this session, learn how to transform your classroom into a dynamic space for inspiring global citizenship and developing the next generation of problem solvers! Explore how classroom stations can ignite creativity, collaboration, and exploration, guiding students on a purposeful journey to make a difference in the world.This interactive, “I do, you do” playground-style session offers hands-on opportunities for you to engage with exciting stations that empower students to become Global Problem Solving experts through student-driven projects.
Speakers
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Michell McNeill

Executive Director of Instructional Technology, Johnston County Schools
I'm Michell McNeill, the Executive Director of Instructional Technology for Johnston County Schools, where I focus on integrating technology into education and fostering digital literacy. I previously served as a CTE Business Teacher and a School Library Media Coordinator as well... Read More →
Tuesday January 21, 2025 1:00pm - 1:50pm EST
Room 65 - Sandpiper (Level 3)

2:00pm EST

Leveraging Learning Technologies to Support Mathematics Learning in Elementary Grades LIMITED
Tuesday January 21, 2025 2:00pm - 2:50pm EST
Participants will explore various free learning technologies that support mathematics learning in the elementary grades. Participants will consider free resources related to problem solving, fluency, and number sense. 
Speakers
avatar for Drew Polly

Drew Polly

Professor, UNC Charlotte
Drew Polly supports mathematics teaching and learning in multiple school districts and schools around the state. He is one of the co-leaders of the tools4ncteachers.com state-wide project and has free resources at tinyurl.com/nctoolsextended
Tuesday January 21, 2025 2:00pm - 2:50pm EST
Room 65 - Sandpiper (Level 3)

3:00pm EST

The Blended Library: Combining Dynamic Shelving, Genrefication, and Digital Titles to Engage Readers LIMITED
Tuesday January 21, 2025 3:00pm - 3:50pm EST
In an era where technology is transforming education, school libraries must evolve to meet the diverse needs of their readers. This presentation focuses on how we are creatively combining dynamic shelving, genrefication, and digital resources to foster an engaging reading environment. Leveraging a grant from the Department of Defense Education Activity (DoDEA), we have reimagined our library space to celebrate both traditional print and digital media, ensuring every student finds their place in the literary world.The presentation will include an interactive display of our newly designed library spaces that feature dynamic shelving arrangements and genrefication to cater to diverse reading preferences; highlight how integrating digital titles alongside physical books can enhance accessibility and appeal to tech-savvy students; provide tangible examples of how these strategies have transformed our library and increased student engagement and circulation rates; and foster discussion among attendees about their own library practices, encouraging the sharing of ideas and resources to enhance student engagement. The presentation will include interactive elements demonstrating dynamic shelving, genrefication practices; digital integration, and engagement metrics.
Speakers
avatar for Karen Nichols

Karen Nichols

DTL & Library Media Services Coordinator, Hoke County Schools
Karen Nichols serves as the Coordinator of Digital Teaching and Learning and Library Media Services for Hoke County Schools in Raeford, NC, where she has managed district library services since 2015, delivers professional development, and is the author and project manager of a $1.76... Read More →
Tuesday January 21, 2025 3:00pm - 3:50pm EST
Room 65 - Sandpiper (Level 3)

4:00pm EST

Learning STICS in the School Library: Library Programming/Lessons that STICS with Learners LIMITED
Tuesday January 21, 2025 4:00pm - 4:50pm EST
In this presentation, I will share strategies to connect and collaborate with teachers. I will share Learning Focused Lesson Plans, library programming, and other resources that support these collaborations. I will also share effective strategies that help bring teachers and students into our school library. This presentation will offer various lessons and activities across my high school's curriculum, understanding that every grade level is unique and Media Coordinators and teachers may need to tweak these lessons and activities to fit their needs. This presentation will focus on the power of collaboration and how collaborations and the inclusion of Exceptional Children and STEAM in the school library build a positive reading culture and a strong school community of learners and readers.
Speakers
avatar for Susanne Mullis

Susanne Mullis

Media Coordinator, Pitt County Schools/D. H. Conley High School
Hi! My name is Susanne Mullis. I have been in education for a over 20 years. I have a background in middle school, high school, and community college teaching. I have taught ELA and Social Studies (MS), English and Creative Writing (HS), and Developmental Reading and Writing (CC... Read More →
Tuesday January 21, 2025 4:00pm - 4:50pm EST
Room 65 - Sandpiper (Level 3)
 
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