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Welcome to the online program for Mindful Learning 2016!
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This online tool will allow you to create a schedule for the days you will be attending sessions at Convention. You can add multiple sessions for the same time slot so that you can keep your options open. Selecting a session does not guarantee you will have a seat in the room since most sessions are first come, first served. There are no waitlists either. Sessions that have the label POPULAR! have more people interested in attending the session than are seats in the room. Although Sched creates a waitlist, we do not use it since we do not check who is in every room. All rooms have a seat capacity that must be enforced due to fire regulations. Please read the session description for information about sessions that require pre-registration.
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Friday, March 4 • 12:30 - 13:45
Tell Me a Story, Teach Me Some Math or Science or Social POPULAR!

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Tell Me A Story, Teach Me Some Math or Science or Social
Communicating, Connecting, Critical Thinking... Integrating children's literature (stories, books, poems) into the primary classroom.

You can use key passages, pages, chapters and paragraphs from a selection of children’s literature chosen for its depth and quality to find more time for students to focus in depth on learning for understanding as they continually and consistency practice, apply and improve basic reading, writing, comprehension and numeracy skills .This selection of examples will offer you a selection of techniques and a variety of books, readings and tasks that you can adapt to meet the needs of your students. Use story telling, story writing and children’s literature to prompt and promote challenging and meaningful learning. Engage even the most reluctant reader or learner.

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Friday March 4, 2016 12:30 - 13:45 MST
PWA 119