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Welcome to the ESSA 2018 Conference!  For more than two decades, this conference has been the singular event that brings together districts from throughout Illinois in order to share information about creative, reliable and replicable classroom and school practices.  It also highlights national and state educational policies and programs.  We look forward to seeing you at the Sheraton Grand Chicago Hotel.  Here are times to keep in mind as you plan your travel:

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Monday, February 12 • 2:00pm - 3:00pm
Technology in Action: Empowered Learners

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Limited Capacity seats available
In this session educators will learn how students can leverage technology to take an active role in choosing, achieving, and demonstrating their learning. Students can become empowered learners in selecting technology tools from a wide range of choices to set goals, develop strategies to achieve the
goals, and reflect on the learning process. Educators do not need to be technology "wizards" for this to be successful. Students can be empowered to be the experts in the classroom with these resources.
Speakers
avatar for Lisa Ward

Lisa Ward

Content Specialist for Learning Supports, Illinois State University, Normal
Special education educator for 20+ years and currently a content specialist for learning supports with Illinois State University/ISBE. Masters degrees in Special Education and Learning and Technology. My team and I have been creating resources for Illinois teachers for 5 years. As... Read More →

Monday February 12, 2018 2:00pm - 3:00pm CST
Michigan A
  Concurrent Session

Attendees (15)