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| Presentation
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| *Program
Strands
(You can choose only one strand. However,
you can choose more than one topic within that strand You may
list topics not shown if they relate to the strand.)
*Topics
(Please list topics from the strand you selected.)
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Curriculum
Design and Integration
(Topics:
Adult
Career Pathways Alignment of ABE/GED curriculum Alignment
of middle/secondary and postsecondary Career clusters/pathways
Course Development Curriculum design Curriculum
frameworks Curriculum integration Engaging
employers Infuse standards into curriculum Standards
(academic/employability/skill) Technology-based delivery)
Instructional
Innovations
(Topics:
Accountability
Alignment with postsecondary Assessment
Career academies Career clusters/pathways
Certifications/credentials Close achievement
gaps Contextual learning (relevance) Effective
teaching skills Enrich academics through CTE Externships
for teachers Innovations in science, technology, engineering,
and math (STEM) Integration of academics and CTE using
challenging academic standards Internships for students Keeping
current in all aspects of industries Problem solving /
teamwork Professional development for faculty Project-based
learning Reading competency Research and
data to improve instruction Rigorous academics Role
of CTE in NCLB Special populations Standardized
tests Technology to improve instruction Work-based
learning)
Counseling
for Academic and Career Success
(Topics: Career assessments Career awareness
and exploration Career coaching Career
planning for incumbent/low wage workers Career planning
(middle/secondary/postsecondary) College readiness
Dropout prevention Professional development
for counselors/advisors Parental engagement Portfolios
Special populations Student services)
Leading
Partnerships
(Topics:
Career Pathways 101 Consortium/partnership
management Funding sources/grant writing Green
Pathways Innovative ABE/GED collaborations Leadership
perspectives Legislation/advocacy Partnership
development Promotional/marketing strategies Student
organizations Tech Prep 101)
Accountability
and Performance
(Topics:
Assessment Data collection and reporting
Definitions Evaluation strategies Identifying
students Performance measures Perkins
legislation requirements Research Statewide
systems Tracking graduates Use of data
for improvement)
Postsecondary
and Career Transitions
(Topics: Adult
Career Pathways Applied Baccalaureate Articulaton:
middle/secondary to postsecondary Curriculum alignment
Bridging ABE/GED to postsecondary Building
engaging pathways Dropout prevention Dual
and articulated credit Enrollment management Early/Middle
College Integrating college and work Multiple
entrance and exit points Placement Professional
development for faculty Recruitment Remediation
Retention Role of advanced technology
centers Role of community colleges Special
populations Technology-based delivery)
Workforce/Economic
Development
(Topics: Adult
Career Pathways Advisory groups Advocacy/employer
engagement Award-winning partnerships Benchmarks
and best practices Business impact measurement Keeping
educators current in all aspects of industries Legal
issues Partnerships with schools/creating a workforce
pipeline Return on investment Skill standards
and assessments Sole proprietorships Student
worksite experiences Understanding workforce needs
WIA Workforce development boards) |
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for selection will be given to those who include one or more of
the following professional development topics required by the Carl
D. Perkins Career and Technical Education Act of 2006 (Perkins Act).
Please indicate which of the following topics will be included in
your presentation.
Integration of coherent and rigorous academic standards and career
and technical education curricula including joint development
Effective teaching skills based on
research, including applied learning and other promising practices
Training in the use and application
of technology to improve instruction
Accessing and using data for improvement
Effective practices to improve parental
and community involvement
Meeting the needs of special populations
Providing
programs of study for students (career clusters/pathways)
Planning professional development
programs for faculty, counselors, and administrators
Supporting partnerships among secondary,
postsecondary, business, and other community organizations
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*Title
of Presentation
(Maximum: 12 words. The title should be
able to stand alone. It will appear in the Program Preview with
no further explanation. The title should clearly commmunicate
what the presentation is about.)
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*Description
of Presentation (Maximum: 50 words. Describe
what conference attendees can expect from your session and how
they will benefit from it. This description will appear in the
conference program book.) |
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*Abstract
(Maximum: 100 words. The abstract should answer questions such
as the following: Why should conference attendees want to attend
this session? What has made your program successful? How will
attendees benefit from the session? Cite relevant information
such as awards won. Describe visual aids, handouts, and how
the information will be presented Give a short outline of what
will take place during your presentation. [Traditional lecture
methods are strongly discouraged.])
This
information will not be published.
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| *Type
of Presentation |
Forum (60 minutes)
Clinics (75 minutes)
Roundtables (presented twice within a 60- or 75-minute time slot)(no
equipment)
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*If
you chose forum or clinic but are not selected for that type of
presentation, are you willing to present in a roundtable?
Yes
No |
| *Room
Setup
(Select one.) |
Theater (rows of chairs)
Banquet (round tables) NCPN
will make every effort to accommodate presenters. Room changes cannot
be made after presentation times have been assigned. |
*Will
this session be presented in panel format?
Yes
No
(In other words, will you need head tables with microphones for
your panelists?) |
| *Audiovisual
Equipment
(Select all that apply.) |
DVD/VCR & monitor
Overhead projector
Internet connection
None
An LCD projector, flipchart, screen and microphone (as needed) will
be provided in each meeting room. There will be no equipment in
roundtable presentations.
NCPN does not provide laptop computers. |
| Expected
Audience Size |
(Room
assignments are based on availability.) |
| *Audience
Level
(Select one.) |
Beginner
Intermediate
Advanced |
| *Presentation
Audience
(Select all that apply.) |
Postsecondary
High School
Middle School
Business |
| *Audience
Position
(Select all that apply.) |
Counselor
Employer
Superintendent
Faculty/Instructor
Local or Regional TP or Career Pathways Director/Coordinator
State TP or Career Pathways Director
Secondary Administrator
Postsecondary Administrator
School Board Member
Other
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*Will
your session promote a product or service that is commercially
available from you or a company that you represent?
Yes
No
If
yes, which company?
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| *Name
of Reference
(Please
provide the name and contact information for someone who can attest
to the quality of your proposed session and presentation skills.) |
*Phone
*E-mail
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Additional
comments that might help us in reviewing your proposal (70
words or less) |
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| Co-Presenter
Information |
Additional
presenters: $375 Student presenters: $75
NOTE:
Please do not register until you know whether
your presentation has been accepted. Presenters will receive
a presenter registration form in the mail. (Presenters should
not register online or on the registration form in the brochure.)
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*Do
you have any co-presenters? If so, please tell us how many and
complete their information.
No
One
Two
Three
Four
Five
Do
you have student presenters?
Yes
No |
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Student
presenter? |
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*I agree to present in any
time slot to which I'm assigned on Thursday, Friday, or Saturday.
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*I understand that I (and
additional presenters, if applicable) am responsible for my own
travel, hotel expenses and applicable presenter registration fees.
Travel arrangements should not be made until you have been assigned
a presentation time slot in July. |
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