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TEACHERS are the real “Game Changers.”  

Teachers demonstrate limitless game changing strategies each day. Examples include the way they make learning engaging, are tuned in to student needs, continuously improve through professional learning, and bridge learning for parents. This year, the Title I Conference will provide additional strategies and resources teachers can use to enhance their “Game Changing” strategies.
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Overview of Executive Functioning SEATS AVAILABLE
Monday June 24, 2024 10:40am - 12:10pm EDT
Gentry A, B, C
Overview of Executive Functioning: This training will give you strategies to help students who may struggle with cognitive flexibility, self-control, memory, organization/planning, and initiating task/staying focused on tasks. Navigate through the complexities of poverty and its impact on executive functioning skills.
Speakers
avatar for Call, Melissa J.

Call, Melissa J.

Specialist, FDLRS
"Down the Rabbit Hole of Executive Functioning" is written and presented by Dr. Melissa Call.  Dr. Call is a specialist with FDLRS.  In addition, she works for several universities teaching leadership, research, and special education graduate courses. She is excited to present Executive... Read More →
avatar for Matthew A. Take

Matthew A. Take

HRD/TECH, FDLRS
Mr. Matthew Take has been in the field of education for 17 years.   He first began his career teaching students with the most significant disabilities in Duval County Public Schools. In the latter years of his educational career, he joined the Florida Diagnostic Learning Resource... Read More →
avatar for Barrington, Phyllis Y.

Barrington, Phyllis Y.

HRD Specialist, FDLRS/ Duval County Public Schools
avatar for Schmitges, Heinrich H.
Monday June 24, 2024 10:40am - 12:10pm EDT
Gentry A, B, C
  PreK-12, Exceptional Education/Student Services
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