Teaching and Technology: Best Practice for Secondary English Language Arts
Funded by SCHEV's SURN Visible Leaders 2.0March 26, 2015
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How can you strategically leverages the use of technology to support student literacy learning in secondary English Language Arts? In this workshop, we will look how to purposefully choose and implement appropriate technology tools based on student learning needs and best use of time and place for learning activity types. The program will take an integrated approach to the topics of flipped learning, online reading comprehension, multimedia comprehension and composition, and digital collaborative writing. Examples of effective technology integration by local VA secondary English teachers will be featured. Participants will walk away with sample lesson/unit plans, sample student work, and their own plan for integrating technology to directly impact student literacy learning.
Facilitated by:
- Kerrigan Mahoney, SURN College and Career Readiness Coordinator; PhD Student in Curriculum and Educational Technology at The College of William and Mary; and former High School English Teacher
Driving Directions
The workshop is being held on the campus of The College of William and Mary in the School of Education's Professional Development Center. The address is 301 Monticello Avenue, Williamsburg, VA. A parking pass is required and will be emailed to participants.
From Richmond and points west:
- Take Interstate 64 East to exit 234 (Route 199 East) towards Lightfoot.
- Follow Route 199 approximately 6 miles to the Monticello Avenue exit.
- At the bottom of the ramp, turn left at the stop light onto Monticello Avenue.
- Stay on Monticello Avenue for approximately 1.5 miles. At the sixth light, you’ll see a large sign on the right for the School of Education. Turn right at the light.
- Park in the lot specified on your parking pass. Be sure to display your parking permit which will be emailed.
From Norfolk and points east:
- Take Interstate 64 West to exit 242A (Route 199 West) towards Williamsburg and Jamestown.
- Follow Route 199 approximately 6 miles to the Monticello Avenue exit.
- At the bottom of the ramp, bear to the right onto Monticello Avenue.
- Stay on Monticello Avenue for approximately 1.5 miles. At the sixth light, you’ll see a large sign on the right for the School of Education. Turn right at the light.
- Park in the lot specified on your parking pass. Be sure to display your parking permit which will be emailed.
Travel Time from Air Transportation:
- Newport News/Williamsburg International Airport – 30 minutes www.nnwairport.com
- Richmond International Airport- 40 minutes www.flyrichmond.com
- Norfolk International Airport- 1 hour www.norfolkairport.com
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