Your Name and Title: Elizabeth Ross Hubbell, Consultant


School, Library, or Organization Name:
McREL


Co-Presenter Name(s):
BJ Stone, Consultant


Country from Which You Will Present:
USA


Language in Which You Will Present:
English


Target Audience (such as primary school teachers, high school administrators, students, etc.):
K-12 Teachers, all subjects


Short Session Description (one line):
 Instructional Strategies for Teaching Students to Solve Real-World Problems


Full Session Description (as long as you would like):
The instructional framework of strategies from McREL’s latest research (Dean et al, 2012) provides teachers with specific strategies to use in order to help students utilize what they have learned in real-world contexts. In this session, we will focus on how the strategies that help students develop understanding lead to processes that help students connect what they have learned to authentic tasks. Specific strategies from Identifying Similarities & Differences and Generating & Testing Hypotheses will be described, including examples from K-12 classrooms.


Websites / URLs Associated with Your Session:
www.mcrel.org

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  • Hi, Elizabeth.  This session doesn't make any direct ties to globally connecting students and/or teachers.  Do you want to update the description to make that clearer, or is the session not really geared to that?  Thanks!

    • Hi Steve,

      Thanks you for this feedback. I would like to withdraw the proposal at this time.

      Thank you,

      Elizabeth

      • I'm worried we scared you off... :)  I wonder if this might be appropriate for the Learning 2.0 conference?  http://www.learning20.com.

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