Thursday, April 19, 2018
6:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. ET (register)
On Thursday, April 19, 2018 from 6:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. ET, iNACOL will host a Teacher Talk Webinar to provide an overview of student exhibition nights, explore ways these exhibitions can promote student agency and success, and offer ways to get started.
Educators across the nation are co-creating with students authentic, real-world personalized learning opportunities to promote deeper learning and prepare all students for success. Some schools are implementing student exhibition nights as a means for students to showcase projects, celebrate learning, and engage in interactive learning opportunities with their families, community members, and special guests.
Join this webinar to hear teachers from Simpsonville Elementary School (KY) share their experiences with implementing student exhibition nights at their school. Teachers will share tips on making exhibition nights a success, examples of student projects, and ways to foster student agency, voice and choice in the learning process. Learn promising practices to bring student exhibition nights to your school or district.
iNACOL CEO Susan Patrick said, “Exhibition nights offer students the opportunity to drive their own learning experiences, while demonstrating mastery of learning targets to their peers, families and communities. Exhibitions are authentic, connected to a student’s interests and passions, and tied to their personalized learning goals.”
This webinar is free to attend — participants are invited to register here for final details and login information.
Webinar Title: An Introduction to Student Exhibition Nights
Presenters:
- Molly Smith, 2nd Grade Teacher, Simpsonville Elementary School
- Erika Darin, 3rd Grade Teacher, Simpsonville Elementary School
- Katie Strange, 4th Grade Teacher, Simpsonville Elementary School
Ty - Barnett, 5th Grade Teacher, Simpsonville Elementary School
About iNACOL
The mission of iNACOL is to drive the transformation of education systems and accelerate the advancement of breakthrough policies and practices to ensure high-quality learning for all.