[CASL-L] Fwd: Today - "Learning Through National Parks" + This Week's Presentations at the Learning Revolution

[Jenny Lussier]

Morning all!
This looks really interesting, plus there are so many more sessions.

You can find the link to this and more on CASL's Professional Development &
Resources page
<https://casl.wildapricot.org/Professional-Development-&-Resources>.

Have a great day!
Jenny

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Subject: Today - "Learning Through National Parks" + This Week's
Presentations at the Learning Revolution
To: jlussier at rsd13.org <jlussier at rsd13.org>


<https://www.learningrevolution.com> <https://www.learningrevolution.com>
<https://www.learningrevolution.com>

Join us today at *3:00 pm US-EDT* for a special webinar on "*Youth Learning
Through National Parks*" with: Dr. Jessica Thompson, Professor, Northern
Michigan University; Dr. Ana Houseal, Associate Professor and Science
Outreach Educator, University of Wyoming; Milton Chen, Senior Fellow,
Edutopia.org (moderator); Tom Medema, Acting Associate Director,
Interpretation, Education, & Volunteers, National Park Service; and Jon
Jarvis, former Director, National Park Service.

This is the first in a series of webinars at LearningRevolution.com
<https://www.LearningRevolution.com> presenting case studies and research
findings from a new book, *America’s Largest Classroom: What We Learn from
Our National Parks
<https://www.amazon.com/Americas-Largest-Classroom-Learn-National/dp/0520340647/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=America%E2%80%99s+Largest+Classroom%3A+What+We+Learn+from+Our+National+Parks>*
(U. California Press, 2020).

“Educating the whole child” should include experiential learning in local
communities, states, and regions. National Park sites represent our
nation’s most significant landscapes, ecosystems, and historical/cultural
sites. From the Grand Tetons, the Great Smokies, and Cuyahoga Valley to
Monticello, Civil War battlefields, and Japanese internment camps, students
are learning first-hand, in motivating and authentic ways, about climate
change, U. S. history, biodiversity, and cultural diversity. National Parks
and their partners have published a wide variety of online resources to
inspire and support in-person visits. Virtual field trips to the Grand
Canyon, Alaska’s Katmai National Park, and more than 40 parks have become
even more popular during this Covid crisis. These immersive, place-based
experiences also lead students to reconsider their own goals and abilities,
“learning from the outside in.”


This is a free event hosted by LearningRevolution.com
<https://www.LearningRevolution.com>. Please join the community to access
this or any of the other sessions or recordings of our daily online
education conference. The rest of this week's sessions are below. To see *all
sessions* submitted so far, and to correspond with presenters, click here
<http://www.learningrevolution.com/2020proposals>. *Recordings* of past
sessions are listed on the Recordings
<https://learningrevolution.com/recordings> page. The conference *hashtag*
is #learningrevolution
<https://twitter.com/search?q=%23learningrevolution&src=recent_search_click&f=live>
.

<https://www.learningrevolution.com>

All times are US-Eastern Daylight Time - to see them in your own time zone
and to get the links for attending live, click HERE
<https://learningrevolution.com/schedule>.



*TUESDAY'S SESSIONS (May 26)*

*: *

   - 5:00 AM - *Learning Management system for Sustainable Education* with
   Narendar Reddy Kandimalla, District Institute of Education and Training,
   Nalgonda
   - 9:00 AM - *Learning Language Through Indigenous Games* with Sampat
   Kumar Kokkula, ZPHS Seetharampur, Kothakonda, Warangal
   Urban,Telangana,India | Vinayadhar Raju
   - 10:00 AM - *Some tips for PBL (Project Based Learning)* with Irma Hoxha
   - 1:00 PM - *Strategies to End Bullying in Your School: What Schools,
   Parents & Students Can Do* with Franklin P. Schargel, School Success
   Network
   - 3:00 PM - *Youth Learning Through National Parks* with: Dr. Jessica
   Thompson, Professor, Northern Michigan University; Dr. Ana Houseal,
   Associate Professor and Science Outreach Educator, University of Wyoming;
   Milton Chen, Senior Fellow, Edutopia.org (moderator); Tom Medema, Acting
   Associate Director, Interpretation, Education, & Volunteers, National Park
   Service; and Jon Jarvis, former Director, National Park Service.


* WEDNESDAY'S SESSIONS (May 27)*

*: *

   - 9:00 AM - *THE ROLE AND SIGNIFICANCE OF LITERATURE IN LANGUAGE
   TEACHING AND LEARNING* with CH.SRINIVAS, RESEARCH SCHOLAR, KL University
   - 10:00 AM - *The Virtual Classroom Show #5: Getting Ready For Next Year
   with Angie Olsen, SEL Teacher & Creator of Lucky Little Learners* with
   Rusty May, School Counselor & Creator of SchoolToolsTv.com
   - 11:00 AM - *Exploring Mathematics with Technology* with Gupteswar Rao
   Baswa, CEO, The Digital Teacher
   - 3:00 PM - *Digital Tools to Foster Connectedness in Remote Learning*
   with Rachelle Dene Poth, Spanish and STEAM Teacher, Consultant, Riverview
   School District, Jr. Sr. High School
   - 6:00 PM - *Creating a Virtual Learning Commons in Google Sites:
   Session 3 of 3* with Aaron G. Noll, School Librarian & ESL Teacher,
   Boston Public Schools | Deborah Lang Froggatt, District Library Services
   Director


* THURSDAY'S SESSIONS (May 28)*

*: *

   - 4:00 PM - *REINVENTING.SCHOOL Episode 4: “What about My Job at
   School?”* with Howard Blumenthal


* FRIDAY'S SESSIONS (May 29)*

*: *

   - 1:00 PM - *Lesson Planning for Unplanned Times* with Mahlaqa
   Saeed/Teacher of Economics & Business Studies, Dawood Public School
   - 3:00 PM - *Artificial Intelligence in Education: What Do We Need to
   Know?* with Rachelle Dene Poth, Spanish and STEAM Teacher, Consultant,
   Riverview School District, Jr. Sr. High School
   - 4:00 PM - *4 Steps To A Successful Professional Learning Revolution*
   with Jill Gildea, Superintendent, Park City School District | Dr. Liz
   Freeman


* SUNDAY'S SESSIONS (May 31)*

*: *

   - 10:00 AM - *Hybrid Lesson Plan - Never a dull moment* with Katy Toma,
   Education Adventurist Founder of ZeduPLus and SMARTe


<https://learningrevolution.com/schedule>

*How you can participate in the Learning Revolution:*
<https://learningrevolution.com/callforproposals>
PRESENT <https://learningrevolution.com/callforproposals>: Submit to
present a regular session on an education topic here
<https://learningrevolution.com/callforproposals>. See the long list of
potential strands here <https://learningrevolution.com/2020strands>. If you
present for a living and need to figure out an appropriate role in the
Learning Revolution Conference, email admin at learningrevolution.com.

<https://learningrevolution.com/hosting>
HOST <https://learningrevolution.com/hosting>: Host a conversation here
<https://learningrevolution.com/hosting>. Instead of giving a formal
presentation, would you like to guide a group discussion on a specific
topic? Hosted conversations are listed in the conference calendar and held
in a virtual Zoom room with up to 300 participants. Or start a regular
"show"--we're looking for individuals who might want to host a regular
topic-specific "show" or interview series during and after the
conference--email steve at learningrevolution.com if this is you!

<https://learningrevolution.com/organizing>
ORGANIZE <https://learningrevolution.com/organizing>: Organize your own
mini-conference inside of the Learning Revolution conference here
<https://learningrevolution.com/organizing>. You create a group for your
topic, come up with a strand tag for your topic/group, encourage your
audience (and/or others) to join learningrevolution.com and to submit
topic-specific presentation proposals.

<https://learningrevolution.com/sponsoring>
SPONSOR <https://learningrevolution.com/sponsoring>: Help by sponsoring or
supporting this event-- you can become a conference partner or sponsor, you
can sponsor a special speaker or a show, or you can hold a commercial
conference session. Email steve at learningrevolution.com.
See you "online!"

Steve Hargadon
steve at hargadon.com
https://www.stevehargadon.com
@stevehargadon <https://twitter.com/stevehargadon>

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