top of page
June 5-6.png
June 6 - Session I

Tuesday, June 6, 2023  •  9:30 am - 11:00 am – Session I 

Responding to Reading Using the Cooperative Strip Paragraph

Ballroom A

Michelle-Desiree Lobato

5th Grade Teacher/Trainer for Project GLAD

Janet Kahn School of Integrated Arts, APS/DLeNM

Are you wanting to improve students' written responses to non-fiction reading? Wanting ideas to guide students' use of the writing process for essay writing? Then this interactive session centering on the Cooperative Strip Paragraph (aided by additional Project GLAD® strategies such as Graphic Organizers, Comparative Input Charts, and Process Grids) is for you! You will take on the role of a student as we work to respond to a reading passage (or two) with our very own Cooperative Strip Paragraph. You will be able to refine your understanding of these strategies and dig deeper with them so that they can support your students with writing.

OCDE Project GLAD®

K-12: applicable across grade levels

Out of This World!: Hands-on Space Science Activities Designed with NASA’s Universe of Learning Resources, Explora, and Project GLAD® Teachers

Ballroom B

Lauren Butcher

School and Community Programs Manager

Explora Science Center and Children's Museum

Want to bring the universe to your classroom? Come have a spin with rotation, dive deep into density, and have a massive amount of fun measuring mass! We will showcase inquiry-based science activities from a curriculum designed with NASA’s Universe of Learning resources, Explora, and Project GLAD® teachers. From maple seeds to floating vegetables, we will explore how science inquiry and language learning go hand in hand. Walk away with a curriculum to use in your next Project GLAD® space unit!

OCDE Project GLAD®

K-5: applicable across grade levels

Experience how to Best Support your Early Language Learners' Mathematical Journey: Walk a Mile in Their Shoes!

Ballroom C

Evelyn Chávez

Project Coordinator

Dual Language Education of New Mexico

Lisa Meyer

Director of Instructional Equity

Dual Language of New Mexico

Come participate in a short problem-solving math lesson in Spanish to experience sheltering and scaffolding strategies that support your early language learners in having access to grade-level content. This session is designed for teachers who have zero to an intermediate level of Spanish. This session will give you concrete strategies and instructional moves that will strengthen the effectiveness of strategies you are already using, as well as build empathy for your language learners and their daily experience in our schools. The short lesson will be in Spanish. The reflection and share outs will be in English so participants can fully participate in the professional dialogue.

AIM4S3™ Math Framework

K-12: applicable across grade levels

Schoolwide Transformation with OCDE Project GLAD®

Franciscan

Natalie Olague

Project Coordinator

Dual Language Education of New Mexico

Monica Muñoz

Principal

Zion Elementary School District #6/East Elementary School

East Elementary School in Zion, Illinois began its OCDE Project GLAD® journey three years ago and they have never looked back! After having all staff trained, they decided to replace their language arts publisher program with content based, culturally and linguistically responsive Project GLAD® mini units. The increase in student engagement and achievement has been remarkable! In this session we will share these units, lessons learned, and next steps as they continue on their Project GLAD® journey!

OCDE Project GLAD®

Elementary: K-5th grades

Diving into Thematic Units: How to add GLAD® Strategies to your Current Teaching

Rendering

Bonnie Sam

First Grade Teacher

Albuquerque Public Schools/Governor Bent Elementary

Not GLAD® trained yet? Newly GLAD® trained? Been trained for a while and looking for a refresher? Then you have come to the right place! We are going to dive into the best strategies for K-3 teachers to start with when implementing GLAD® strategies into the classroom. We will also look at how to tie these strategies to units that you are already teaching, so that you are ready to rock next school year!

OCDE Project GLAD®

Early Childhood: K-3rd

Tuesday, June , 2023  •  12:30 pm - 2:00 pm – Session I I

June 6 - Session II

Project GLAD®'s Ready, Set, Go Routines: Key Practices to Support Student Language Development

Ballroom A

Ruth Kriteman

OCDE Project GLAD® Field Consultant and Lead Editor

Dual Language Education of New Mexico

Lucky for us, Project GLAD® strategies include easy-to-access-and-use routines that support classroom management and students' understanding of grade-level content and the language needed to articulate that understanding. These routines can be used throughout the day regardless of the content being taught or materials used. Come learn and practice these routines and be ready to implement them with next-year's students.

OCDE Project GLAD®

K-12: applicable across grade levels

GLAD® Strategies for ELD: Focus on Language Through Core Content

Ballroom B

Jennifer Lisle

5th Grade Teacher/Trainer for Project GLAD®

Yakima School District, Yakima WA

Linking your English Language Development time to core content is a large task. How can we get the most out of the small chunks of time we have in the school day? Enter Project GLAD®! We will talk about some specific GLAD® strategies that can be linked to any core content, with a focus on the listening and speaking domains of language acquisition.

Ashlee Mandrell

Instructional Facilitator, Project GLAD® Trainer

Yakima School District, Yakima WA

OCDE Project GLAD®

K-12: applicable across grade levels

GLAD® Strategies that Support ELA Boxed Curriculum

Ballroom C

Loyola Cortinas

Classroom Teacher/Project GLAD® Agency Trainer

Albuquerque Public Schools

Come learn how to use GLAD® strategies to enhance your ELA block. See how a second grade teacher has infused GLAD® strategies with Benchmark and Fundations programs. This session will provide ideas and suggestions on how to use GLAD® strategies with your published curriculum.

OCDE Project GLAD®

K-5: applicable across grade levels

Learning by Doing: GLAD® Pictorial Input Chart

Franciscan

Kathleen Salgado

Project GLAD® Coordinator

Dual Language Education of New Mexico

The Pictorial Input Chart is one of OCDE Project GLAD®’s most salient strategies. It uses visual imprinting, gesturing, and patterning to provide comprehensible input of highly academic content and language. There is no better way to learn than practice. Come learn and understand from beginning to end the step-by-step process to plan, prepare, and deliver a Pictorial Input Chart. First, participate in a model lesson.Then, engage in simulated practice with your fellow teachers. And finally, acquire new content while experiencing the joy of learning.

OCDE Project GLAD®

K-12: applicable across grade levels

Supporting Students up to Grade-Level Standards: Looking at the Domain Progressions for Operations and Algebraic Thinking and Expressions and Equations (3rd-8th)

Rendering

Erin Mayer

AIM4S3™ Developer

Dual Language Education of New Mexico

Join us for an interactive session that focuses on the progression of operations and algebraic thinking (3-5) and expressions and equations (6-8). During this session, we will develop a visual representation of these domains as they progress across the grades to deepen students’ conceptual understanding. Leave feeling more confident with these standards as well as a deeper understanding of why they are important for students to own.

Sierra Ryan

Teacher 4th/ 5th Grade

Albuquerque Public Schools/Janet Kahn School of Integrated Arts

AIM4S3™ Math Framework

3-8: applicable across grade levels

June 6 - Session III

Tuesday, June 6, 2023  •  2:15 pm - 3:30 pm – Session I I I

Project GLAD®'s Ready, Set, Go Routines: Key Practices to Support Student Language Development

Ballroom A

Ruth Kriteman

OCDE Project GLAD® Field Consultant and Lead Editor

Dual Language Education of New Mexico

Lucky for us, Project GLAD® strategies include easy-to-access-and-use routines that support classroom management and students' understanding of grade-level content and the language needed to articulate that understanding. These routines can be used throughout the day regardless of the content being taught or materials used. Come learn and practice these routines and be ready to implement them with next-year's students.

OCDE Project GLAD®

K-12: applicable across grade levels

Bring Joy Into Classroom Reading and Writing with Found Poetry

Ballroom B

Diana Pinkston

OCDE Project GLAD® Field Consultant and DLeNM PD Coordinator

Dual Language Education of New Mexico

Discover this hidden gem GLAD® strategy, Found Poetry. This strategy deepens students’ understanding of content and supports academic and descriptive language, all while allowing students' creativity to shine. Partake in this exciting process as we interactively transpose nonfiction text into student-generated linguistic masterpieces.

OCDE Project GLAD®

2-12: applicable across grade levels

Articulate & Correlate: A Comparative Approach with Language and Culture

Ballroom C

Juliet M. Harris

EL Specialist/Teacher

Charles Barrett ES/ Alexandria City Public Schools

This session will explore how to use comprehensible and explicit teaching of grade-appropriate content learning and targeted academic language. Participants will gain insight on how to strategically design a lesson using comparative language with opportunites for comprehensible output. Highlights for this session include:
• Guided Language Acquisition Design (GLAD®) strategies
• Changing Education Through the Arts (CETA)
• Multicultural Literature
• Formative Assessment

OCDE Project GLAD®

K-5: applicable across grade levels

Improving Oral Language Production with Picture File Cards

Franciscan

Kavita Krishna

Project GLAD® Professional Development Coordinator

Dual Language Education of New Mexico

Realistic images can make academic words and concepts more comprehensible to multilingual learners. Pictures can also be used strategically to develop students’ descriptive language, promote higher level thinking, and help them engage in academic discussions. In this session, you’ll experience a variety of cooperative learning activities with Picture File Cards that support oral language production. Join us in exploring this powerful and versatile Project GLAD® strategy, and come ready to create a set of images you can use in your next lesson!

OCDE Project GLAD®

K-12: applicable across grade levels

Setting Up For Success With Fractions and Other Partial Numbers

Rendering

Erin Mayer

AIM4S3™ Developer

Dual Language Education of New Mexico

This session will look at how we develop students' conceptual understanding of fractions, decimals, and percentages. This will be an interactive session with participants developing visual representations of the progression of these concepts from third to eighth grade. Come deepen your understanding of how to effectively teach partial numbers!

AIM4S3™ Math Framework

3-8: applicable across grade levels

bottom of page