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Mount St. Mary’s University 16300 Old Emmitsburg Road

Emmitsburg, MD 21727

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Teach Significantly PD Day

Celebration of Mass

100% Collaboration

400+ AOB School Team Mem-bers Participated last Year

Sessions for Teachers PK-12

Sessions for Administrators, Nurses, Counselors and Instructional Aides

Door Prizes and Raffles

100% Sponsored –FREE to all School Teams

Between sessions and through-out the day, stop into the

edCamp Café. Take a breather and collaborate, “edCamp Style”.

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Agenda

8:15AM-8:45AM Mass, celebrant Fr . John Williamson

9:00AM-9:20AM Check-In and Continental Breakfast

9:20AM-9:30AM

Welcome Message and Prayer Jim Sellinger, Chancellor of Education, Dr. Donna Hargens, Superintendent, Dr. Barb Marinak, Dean, Division of Education, Elizabeth Monahan, Director, Center for Catholic School Excellence, Denise Ball, Committee Chair

9:30AM-9:55AM

Keynote Address

Our Journey Together in Developing the Next Generation of Ethical Leaders

Dr. Timothy E. Trainor, President, Mount St. Mary’s University

Workshops: Full-Day, Half-Day and 45 Minute Sessions

Full-Day Workshop 10AM-3:45PM

Morning Half-Day Workshop 10AM –Noon

45 Minute Morning Workshop Sessions

Session A-10:00-10:45AM

Session B-11:00-11:45AM

Lunch-12:00-1:25PM at Patriot Hall

Afternoon Half-Day Workshop 1:30-4PM

45 Minute Afternoon Workshop Sessions

Session A-1:30-2:15PM

Session B-3:00-3:45PM

Closing Remarks, Giveaways and Prayer

Invite to October 26, 2019 PD Day at Notre Dame Maryland

Giveaways-Teacher PD Committee, Mount St. Mary’s Team

Closing Remarks and Prayer-Jim Sellinger and Dr. Donna Hargens

Our Journey Together in

Developing the Next Generation of

Ethical Leaders

Good to Know Location Info

Mass: Chapel of the Immaculate Conception

Check-In and Continental Breakfast: McGowan Center/Patriot Hall

Welcome Message, Keynote Address

and Closing Remarks:

Marion Burk Knott Auditorium

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Full-Day Workshop

10-4PM

Mariposa-Part II

The Science of Emotional Resilience

Presenter: Anne Townsend

Target Audience: This course is for the par ticipants who

took Part I on October 19th

Morning ½ Day Hands-On Workshops

10AM-Noon

Learning Online Teaching Resources

Presenter: Natalie Theis

St. John Regional Catholic School

Target Audience: Elementary, Middle School and

Secondary

Creating Preschool Coding Stories and Games

Presenter: Chr istie Berkey

Child Care Choices, Training and Technical Assistant

Coordinator, Mental Health Association of Fredrick County

Target Audience: Preschool

MSDE Credits for Credentialing

PreK-2 Reading Strategies with Deep Dive Sessions into World of Wonders and Reading Wonders and Resources

Presenter: Kim Purcell, McGraw-Hill Education Target Audience: Ear ly Childhood Teachers and Aides

Hands-On

Collaborative Workshops

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Heart and Soul: Accompanying Youth in a Digital World Presenter: Andrea D. Chavez-Kopp. NCEA

Target Audience: Middle School and Secondary

Exploring Digital Voice and Choice-Exploring the Digital Platforms of SeeSaw and Flipgrid

Presenter: Mar ianne Kozlowski, Immaculate Hear t of Mary

Target Audience: Ear ly Childhood, Elementary, Middle School and Secondary

All the THOUGHTS THEY can THINK: Using Artful Thinking Routines and Visual

Thinking for Student Engagement

Presenter: Kar in Abbott, Msgr . Slade


Leveraging Digital Resources in Planning Instruction in Content Areas

Presenters: Nancy Reed and Riley Weber

Target Audience: Ear ly Childhood, Elementary, Middle School

Discovery Streaming

Presenter: Avi Ornovitz, Discovery Education

Target Audience: Ear ly Childhood, Elementary, Middle School, Secondary

Create, Collaborate and Communicate with Mindcraft

Presenter: Mar ia Chubb, Archdiocese of Detroit

Target Audience: Elementary, Middle School

Coding Across the Grades

Presenter: Gina Sabo, St. Joan of Arc


The Basics of Shared Inquiry Discussion

Presenter: Pat DiPietropolo and Maureen Rich

Target Audience: Middle School, Secondary

Complex Identities: Resisting Categorization in the Harlem Renaissance and Beyond

Presenter: Dr . Andrew Calis, Mount St. Mary’s University

Target Audience: Secondary

Teaching the Catholic Novel

Presenter: Dr . Carol Hinds, Mount St. Mary’s University


Human Agency & New Demographic Realities

Presenter: Dr . Layton Field, Mount St. Mary’s University


Critical Thinking-Can we really make our students smarter?

Presenter: Lab Learner


Community Safety and Security Best Practices

Presenter: Bradd Atkinson, Retired Law Enforcement Officer

Target Audience: Pr incipals, Nurses, Office Staff, Counselors

Understanding Catholic Social teaching and the Assumptions about the Human Condition

Behind It

Presenter: Msgr . Anthony Frontiero, Mount St. Mary’s University

Target Audience: Secondary and those interested in this topic

45 Minute Morning

Workshop Sessions

Session A

10:00-10:45AM

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Myths and Truths About Standardized Testing

Presenter: Dr . Barb Mar inak, Mount St. Mary’s University

Target Audience: Elementary and Secondary Pr incipals

Heart and Soul: Accompanying Youth in a Digital World

Presenter: Andrea D. Chavez-Kopp. NCEA


Creating an Elementary Reading Intervention Program

Presenter: Mar ie Hatfield, St. Louis School

Target Audience: Ear ly Childhood, Elementary

Using HyperDocs in the Classroom for Higher Order Thinking Skills and Student Engagement

Presenters: Amanda Cody and Andrew Velnoskey, St. John Regional

Target Audience: Intermediate, Middle School and Secondary




Create, Collaborate and Communicate with Mindcraft

Presenter: Mar ia Chubb, Archdiocese of Detroit

Target Audience: Elementary, Middle School

“LIFT” How that Word can be a Philosophy of Education and Life...Come and be Inspired

Presenter: Eugene Hoffman, Archbishop Cur ley High School


Technology Integration using Kahoot and Discovery Education Story Builder

Presenters: Marie Murphy and Meghan Brunt, St. Augustine

Target Audience: Ear ly Childhood, elementary and Middle School

Collaborating with Parents

Presenter: Denise Garman, AOB Catholic Center


The Three Frames of Leadership

Presenter: Brian Kohler, Archbishop Curley High School

Target Audience: SPK-12 Administrators and Teachers Thinking about Becoming an Administrator

Evaluating Evidence: Instructional Strategies for All Teachers in “Fake News” Era

Presenter: Dr . Er ic Watts, AOB Catholic Center

Target Audience: Ear ly Childhood, Elementary and Middle School

Mindfulness of the Teacher and Student

Presenter: Dr . Ernest Solar , Mount St. Mary’s University


Early Childhood Mathematics: Playing, Talking and Arithmetic

Presenter: Dr . Stacey Brown-Hobbs, Mount St. Mary’s University


Souls in Transition: Linking up Student Lives to Ideas Driving Western Society

Presenter: Dr . Joshua Hochschild, Mount St. Mary’s University

Target Audience: 8th Grade, Secondary

Bringing a Human Condition Centered Approach to the Classroom with Modern and Contemporary

Literature

Presenter: Mary Johnson, Mount St. Mary’s University


Views of Human Nature Across Theories of Criminality and Justice System Responses

Presenter: Dr . Brendan Dooley, Mount St. Mary’s University

Target Audience: 8th Grade, Secondary and those who find this topic interesting

45 Minute Morning

Workshop Sessions

Session B

11:00-11:45AM

National Shrine Grotto of Lourdes

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Afternoon ½ Day Hands-On Workshops Equipping Readers for the Online Age:

Tools for Actively Reading Digital Texts

Presenters:

Joseph Rafter & Genie Massey, St. Maria Goretti High School

Target Audience: Elementary, Middle School, Secondary

Workshop Duration: 1:30-4PM

Engagement in the Blended Learning Classroom

Presenter:

Dr. Laura Corbin Frazier, Mount St. Mary’s University

Target Audience: Elementary, Middle School, Secondary


Lego On: Building Your Preschooler

One Colorful Brick at a Time

Presenter: Chr istie Berkey

Child Care Choices, Training and Technical Assistant Coordina-

tor, Mental Health Association of Fredrick County

Target Audience: Preschool


Creating Super Heroes-Who is Your Super Hero and How to Help Students Find and Draw Their Own Super Hero

Presenter: Hilary Chr istian, Ar t Teacher, St. Augustine Target Audience: Art Teachers and Teachers who use Art Across the Curriculum Workshop Duration: 1:30-4:00PM

PreK-2 Reading Strategies with Deep Dive Sessions into World

of Wonders and Reading Wonders and Resources

Presenter: Kim Purcell, McGraw-Hill Education Target Audience: Ear ly Childhood Teachers and Aides Workshop Duration: 1:30-4PM

Afternoon

1/2 Day

Hands-On

Workshops

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Using HyperDocs in the Classroom for Higher Order Thinking Skills and Student Engagement

Presenters: Amanda Cody and Andrew Velnoskey, St. John Regional

Target Audience: Intermediate, Middle School and Secondary




Experimental Data…How Certain Are We?

Presenter: Dr . Kraig Sheetz, Mount St. Mary’s University


Collaborating with Parents

Presenter: Denise Garman, AOB Catholic Center


The Three Frames of Leadership

Presenter: Brian Kohler , Archbishop Cur ley High School

Target Audience: PK-12 Administrators and Teachers Thinking about Becoming an Administrator

Evaluating Evidence: Instructional Strategies for All Teachers in “Fake News” Era

Presenter: Dr . Eric Watts, AOB Catholic Center

Target Audience: Ear ly Childhood, Elementary and Middle School

Exploring Digital Voice and Choice-Exploring the Digital Platforms of SeeSaw and Flipgrid

Presenter: Marianne Kozlowski, Immaculate Hear t of Mary


All the THOUGHTS THEY can THINK: Using Artful Thinking Routines and Visual Thinking

for Student Engagement

Presenter: Karin Abbott, Msgr . Slade


The Basics of Shared Inquiry Discussion

Presenter: Pat DiPietropolo and Maureen Rich


Economics, Ideologies, and Human Nature; A Century Since the Revolution,

80 since WWII, 30 Since the Fall, and the Era of Anti-Fascism

Presenter: Dr . John Larr ivee, Mount St. Mary’s University

Target Audience: Secondary and anyone interested in this topic

“LIFT” How that Word can be a Philosophy of Education and Life...Come and be Inspired

Presenter: Eugene Hoffman, Archbishop Cur ley High School


STEM Integration– A Hands-On Workshop

Presenter: Joseph Miller , St. Augustine

Target Audience: Elementary and Middle School

Critical Thinking-Can we really make our students smarter?

Presenter: Lab Learner


Community Safety and Security Best Practices

Presenter: Bradd Atkinson, Retired Law Enforcement Officer

Target Audience: Pr incipals, Nurses, Office Staff, Counselors

Programmable Circuits I: Hands-on Extensions (Part II offered in Strand II, Session B)

Presenter: Lor i Sheetz, Mount St. Mary’s University


In the Beginning...A Catholic Understanding of the Story of Creation and the Fall and the Challenge of

Modern Science

Presenter: Dr . Alejandro Canadas, Mount St. Mary’s University


45 Minute

Afternoon

Workshop Sessions

Session A

1:30-2:15PM

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Programmable Circuits II: Hands-on Extensions

Presenter: Lor i Sheetz, Mount St. Mary’s University


Heart and Soul: Accompanying Youth in a Digital World

Presenter: Andrea D. Chavez-Kopp. NCEA


Mindfulness of the Teacher and Student

Presenter: Dr . Ernest Solar , Mount St. Mary’s University


Exploring Management, Leadership and Entrepreneurship in the High School Business Program

Presenter: Dr . Christina Yoder , Mount St. Mary's University


Creating an Elementary Reading Intervention Program

Presenter: Marie Hatfield, St. Louis School


Bringing a Human Condition Centered Approach to the Classroom with Modern and

Contemporary Literature

Presenter: Mary Johnson, Mount St. Mary’s University


Views of Human Nature Across Theories of Criminality and Justice System Responses

Presenter: Dr . Brendan Dooley, Mount St. Mary’s University

Target Audience: 8th Grade, Secondary and those who find this topic interesting

Save a Tree! Digital Publishing Resources for School Administrators

Presenter: Karen Smith, St. John Regional

Target Audience: PK-12 Administrators and Lead Teachers

Making Sense of Finance in the Real World: An Insider View of Everyone from Outsiders to Future Financiers

Presenter: Dr . Michael Driscoll, Mount St. Mary’s University

Target Audience: Secondary and anyone interested in this topic

Discovery Streaming

Presenter: Ava Ornovitz, Discovery Education


Technology in the Classroom using Kahoot and Discovery Education Board Builder

Presenters: Meghan Brunt and Mar ie Murphy, St. Augustine


Human Dignity and Propositional Views of Disability: From Sympathy to Assimilation

Presenter: Dr . John Trammell, Mount St. Mary’s University


The Importance of First Amendment Religious Freedom Clauses from the Constitutional Era to Contemporary

Society

Presenter: Edward Egan, J .D., Mount St. Mary's University


Macro Theory after the Great Recession

Presenter: Dr . Emil Berendt, Mount St. Mary's University


STEM Integration– A Hands-On Workshop

Presenter: Joseph Miller , St. Augustine

Target Audience: Elementary and Middle School

Experimental Data…How Certain Are We?

Presenter: Dr . Kraig Sheetz, Mount St. Mary’s University


45 Minute

Afternoon

Workshop Sessions

Session B

3:00-3:45PM

A day designed for teachers and those who serve in Catholic education in mind! Teachers (PK-12), nurses, school counselors and

principals sharing best practices through dynamic participant engaging presentations on focus areas like S.T.E.M Integration,

Response to Interventions (RTI) Strategies, 21st Century Classroom Environment, Leadership Tools, and so much more. Inspiring

keynote speaker(s), relevant vendor booths and fun door prizes and giveaways throughout the day to make this PD opportunity a must

attend. Come and be renewed and share the good happening in Catholic education within the Archdiocese of Baltimore!

A Special Thank You to our Event Sponsors

For More Information

https://www.archbalt.org/schools/school-news-events/professional-development/

All Are Welcome Door Prizes and Raffles

A special thank you to the presenters and the Teacher PD Committee for the countless hours put in to help make the Teach Significantly PD Day a success! Your dedication to

Catholic education is appreciated and valued. Thank you to the vendors for supporting this event through

swag bag contributions and PD Day vendor participation. Joylabz

Ave Maria Press

Flipgrid

Smore

The Dynamic Catholic Institute

Gettysburg Outlets

Mobby Max

Edpuzzle

Breakout EDU

Pixel Press

Swivl

Barnes and Noble

MSB

Microsoft

Catapult

Loyola Press

Pearson

HMH

Flynn O'Hara

Allegany College

WaWa

Follett

CANVAS

Google

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