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EngCamp 2023

Link to slide deck: https://bit.ly/EngCamp2023

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Feel free to begin populating Board #1 with specific topics you want to talk/learn about today.

Wifi: Guest (no password needed)

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EngCamp Planning Team

Kirstey Ewald

Melanie Wirtz

ICTE NCTE Liaison

& Professional Organizations Liaison

ICTE Treasurer

Kara Betts

Colleen Flathers

ICTE Events Coordinator

ICTE Recognitions Coordinator

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Agenda

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9:15-10:00 a.m.

Check in/Registration

10:00-10:20 a.m.

Introductions, Logistics, Opener

10:20-10:30 a.m.

Topic Selection

10:30-10:45 a.m.

Game of Quotes

10:45-10:55 a.m.

Breakout Session Overview/Drawing Opportunities

11:00-11:50 a.m.

Breakout Session #1

11:50 a.m.-12:45 p.m.

Lunch

12:50-1:40 p.m.

Breakout Session #2

1:45-2:35 p.m.

Breakout Session #3

2:40-3:00 p.m.

Upcoming ICTE Events, Drawing, Closer

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How We Want to Be Together

We commit to being the best humans we can be in order to create a community of learners.

  • We will treat people with respect: respect for who they are people, professionals, learners, and thinkers.
  • We will openly share own knowledge, experience, and expertise with others while also allowing others equal “air time” to do the same.
  • We will elicit and honor differing points of view from our colleagues.
  • We will support and encourage each other as we learn and, hopefully, laugh together.

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Welcome!

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Check in with yourself:

What emotion are you most in touch with this morning?

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Reflection

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Assess last year:

Which Nicolas Cage best describes the 2022-2023 school year?

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Reflection

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Identify your state of mind:

Which Drew are you feeling when you think about the upcoming year?

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Topic Selection

  1. On Board #1 add a sticky note for each topic you’d like to discuss with other people.
    • ONE TOPIC PER STICKY NOTE.
    • The more specific you are, the better we’ll be able to differentiate sessions.
    • As you add sticky notes, please begin to group like with like.
  2. On Board #2 add a sticky note that mentions the different topics you’d feel comfortable facilitating.
    • Add a sticky note to this board if you:
      • have knowledge, experience, and expertise about a topic that you can share with others
      • feel comfortable facilitating a group, being sure there's equity of voices among participants.

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Reading Activity: Game of Quotes

Question of Practice:

How would you use this with your own students?

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Breakout Session Overview

Breakout Session 1

(11:15 a.m.-12:05 p.m.)

Breakout Session 2

(12:50-1:40 p.m.)

Breakout Session 3

(1:45-2:35 p.m.)

Room A2

Banned Books/

Urbandale (Nikki Smith)

Living with Book Challenges (Jennifer Paulsen)

Supporting LGBTQ+ Students (Allison Berryhill)

Veranda

(Outside Room A2)

Teaching Grammar

(Allison Berryhill)

SEL/Student Behaviors

(Emily Houlse)

AI Chat/GPT (JoAnn Gage)

Iowa River Room

Differentiation (Emily Houlse)

Tier 2/Tier 3 (Kirstey Ewald)

Standards-based Learning (Kirstey Ewald)

Cedar River Room

Balancing the Paper Load

(Brenna Griffin)

Teaching Writing/Writing Process (Sheila Benson)

Meaningful, Authentic Writing Feedback (Erika Bass)

Shell Rock River Room

Public Speaking

(Danae Dieken)

Beginning of the Year Routines (Allie Thompson)

Teacher Voice and Advocacy (Melanie Wirtz)

Foyer Circle of Sofas

Choice

Choice

Choice

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Breakout Session 1

11:15-12:05 a.m.

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A2

Veranda

Iowa River

Cedar River

Shell Rock River

Banned Books/

Urbandale

Nikki

Teaching Grammar

Allison

Differentiation

Emily

Balancing the Paper Load

Brenna

Public Speaking

Danae

Foyer Circle

Choice

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Drawing

Your favorite summer read so far

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Drawing

Your favorite summer read so far

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Lunch

12:05 p.m.-

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Drawing

Your biggest takeaway from Session 1

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Your biggest takeaway from Session 1

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Breakout Session 2

12:50-1:40 p.m.

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A2

Veranda

Iowa River

Cedar River

Shell Rock River

Living with Book Challenges

Jenny

SEL/Student Behaviors

Emily

Tiers 2 & 3

Kirstey

Teaching Writing/

Writing Process

Sheila

Beginning of the Year Routines

Allie

Foyer Circle

Choice

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Drawing

A routine/strategy/activity you want to implement this coming school year

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A routine/strategy/

activity you want to implement this coming school year

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Breakout Session 3

1:45-2:35 p.m.

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A2

Veranda

Iowa River

Cedar River

Shell Rock River

Supporting LGBTQ+

Allison

AI Chat/GPT

JoAnn

SBL

Kirstey

Meaningful, Authentic Writing Feedback

Erika

Teacher Voice and Advocacy

Melanie

Foyer Circle

Choice

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Drawing

What are we enjoying teaching?

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Please fill out this survey so that we can use this data to plan next year’s EngCamp.

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ICTE Fall Conference

This year’s conference will feature:

  • Dave Stuart Jr, author of These Six Things
  • Dr. Seema Yasmin, author of What the Fact?
  • So many wonderful breakout sessions, led by Iowa educators like you :)

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Take Note!

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Want to Get Involved?

We still need your hands!

We still need your brilliance!

  • Hospitality Coordinator
  • Keynote Liaison
  • Breakout session proposals accepted through September 8th

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For more information or assistance, email icteconferencecommittee@gmail.com

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Summer Book Club Opportunities

What the Fact? By Seema Yasmin

These Six Things by Dave Stuart Jr

Thursday, August 10th @ 3pm

Email kim.vanes1966@gmail.com to register!

Thursday, August 17th @ 4pm

Email icteconferencecommittee@gmail.com to register!

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Awards

Nominate a deserving colleague for one of the following ICTE awards:

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Drawings

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Closing

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One-minute Accolade

Shout-out someone whose contributions to your learning you appreciated

OR

Share something you valued about today

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End of EngCamp Slides

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Subject

Science

Read today’s lesson

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Music

Bring instrument

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Language

Read book

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Maths

Do calculation

Learn lesson

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Do not forget

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  • Paint mural
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  • Ask lesson
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  • Student 1
  • Student 2
  • Student 3
  • Student 4
  • Student 5

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  • Do science exercises
  • Paint mural
  • Do spelling homework

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  • Do science exercises
  • Paint mural
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16:30 | Do homework

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  1. Link it:
  2. Is a gas giant and the biggest planet
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Mars

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cold place

Jupiter

Jupiter is a gas giant and the biggest planet

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Mars

Despite being red, Mars is a cold place

Mercury

Mercury is the closest planet to the Sun

Neptune is the farthest from the Sun

Neptune

Saturn

Saturn is composed of hydrogen and helium

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Saturn

Jupiter

Jupiter is a gas giant and the biggest planet

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Mercury

Venus

Mercury is the closest to the Sun

Venus is the second planet from the Sun

Mars

Despite being red, Mars is a cold place

Saturn

Neptune

It’s composed of hydrogen and helium

Neptune is the farthest from the Sun

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It’s a gas giant and the biggest planet

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Mercury

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Mercury is the closest to the Sun

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Despite being red, Mars is a cold place

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It’s composed of hydrogen and helium

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Neptune is the farthest from the Sun

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Mercury

Venus

Mercury is the closest to the Sun

Venus is the second planet from the Sun

Mars

Despite being red, Mars is a cold place

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You can change the stroke and fill color; just select the icon and click on the paint bucket/pen.

In Google Slides, you can also use Flaticon’s extension, allowing you to customize and add even more icons.

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Educational Icons

Medical Icons

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Business Icons

Teamwork Icons

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Help & Support Icons

Avatar Icons

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Creative Process Icons

Performing Arts Icons

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Nature Icons

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SEO & Marketing Icons

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