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    WELCOME!!! We’re pretty JAZZED about this summit and DELIGHTED to have you here. Intro self -- most of you know me -- personally or as Cdcowen@aol.com. I’m also the ED of Carroll’s Center for Innovative Education. My Summit role has been to do the planning to get us all here and -- during the next four days -- to gently facilitate things. My first task is to tee us up: ---To quickly review WHY we’re here and HOW we got here. Then -- pulling from the profiles you all wrote -- to summarize WHO we are, WHAT we know, and WHAT we do. (We’ll save individual. Introductions for the end of our two breaks.) Why start with WHY, HOW, WHO, WHAT, WHAT???? It’s a good to know your PURPOSE, PAST and ASSETS before embarking on an expedition. I’ll also review The Summit agenda -- our road map . Then, I’ll close with a few provocative questions and turn us over to Steve Wilkins. √

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    1. Independent Schools Dyslexia Leadership Summit Sponsored by The Carroll School If one leader can make a difference, imagine what a community of leaders can do. June 24-27, 2008
      • Why we’re here:
      • To blaze new trails
    2. How we got here: Stepping stones • Seminars : For Heads/Lead Administrators Independent LD Schools/IDA (19??- 2008) • Sherman/NG Think Tank (2004) • Oremus/IDA Perspectives (2005) • TDF/Brain Symposium , Brazil (2007) • Decades of “Bull Sessions” @ Network & IDA conferences
    3. Who we are: 25 proven & promising leaders
      • • 9 Schools in 8 States :
      • MA, PA, MN, RI, NC, OH, NJ, MD
      • • Heads/EDS of : Carroll, DVF, Groves, Hamilton @ Wheeler, Hill Center, Lawrence, Marburn, NG, Siena
      • • Plus ……Jemicy, Proctor, Greenwood, Chartwell, Landmark, Assets, St. G’s Summer, Purnell, Hamilton Wenham Reg. HS, others.
    4. Who we are: Educational leaders
      • • Leadership Roles: 19 schools
      • • Founding/Leadership Roles: 3 nonprofits (The Learning Disabilities Network, The Dunn Institute, Victory Schools)
      • • 10 w/ Public Ed. backgrounds (charter schools)
    5. Who we are: Experts!
      • • Various Hats: Teachers, diagnosticians, teacher trainers, curric. writers, consultants, authors, Heads/EDs, board members/officers of other schools & nonprofits
      • • Many Programs : OG, Wilson, Project Read, LETRS, etc.
      • • Experience : Decades and decades!
    6. Who we are: Well credentialed
      • • Certifications: Tons!
      • • Advanced Degrees: 13 masters & 3 doctorates
      • • HGSE : 7 of 9 heads
      • • Other Harvard: 1 Harvard MBA, 1 former Harvard Med. School faculty, 1 member Harvard Principals’ Center Advisory Board
    7. Who we are: Pre-K --> Higher Ed. Educators
      • • Pre, Elementary, Middle, High School
      • • Faculty, Instructors, Adjunct Instructors:
      • John’s Hopkins, Lesley, BC, BU, UNC Chapel Hill, N. Carolina Central U., Duke, Free University Amsterdam, Harvard Medical School
    8. Who we are: Passionate movers & shakers
      • • Much in common . . .
      • e.g. shared goals about
      • kids who learn
      • differently,
      • IDA, etc
      • • But also traveled
      • various paths . . .
      • e.g., neuroscientist,
      • finance guy, poet,
      • pharmacist
    9. Soooo we are . . . a pretty accomplished group!
    10. . . . with a shared vision of possibilities & pathways
    11. We know a lot about . . . Children who learn differently, especially children w/ dyslexia
    12. We know a lot about . . . Designing & managing educational environments to help these children become capable academic learners
    13. . . . we are the reading experts ! We put reading first long before it became a national initiative & education policy tagline
    14. What we do: Open doors & transform lives
      • • Of children in our schools
      • • Of children
      • outside our
      • schools . . .
    15. What we also do: Improve general & public education
      • • Below Radar : Independent LD schools & our people have been secret catalysts for change in public education for decades
      • • As pioneers , i nnovators , laboratorie s, models , stewards , disseminators , advocates , even as public school competitors , we have stimulated CHANGE!
    16. What we’ll do here : Blaze trails . . . using these navigational tools
      • • School Presentations from schools’ lead participants (some team, some solo)
      • • Outside Speaker Presentations
      • • Task Forces
    17. What we’ll do here:
      • Tuesday
      • 9:00-10:00 Jay Goulart
      • 10:15-11:15 Earl Oremus
      • 11:15-12:15 Shary Maskel
      • 1:30-2:30 Lou Salza
      • 2:30-3:05 Glenn Rosen
      • 3:15-4:00 Task Forces
      • 4:00-5:00 John Alexander
      Wednesday 8:30-9:30 Jon Green 9:30-10:30 Erik Heyer 10:45 12:15 Alan November 1:15-2:45 Alan Cont. 2:45-3:30 Task Forces 4:45 Fenway Tour! 7:05 Red Sox Game!
    18. W hat else we’ll do:
      • Thursday
      • 8:30-10:30 Task Forces
      • 10:4-11:45 Katherine Schantz
      • 11:45-12:45 George Stiny
      • 1:45-2:45 Kurt Fischer
      • 2:45-3:45 Gordon Sherman
      • 3:15-4:00 Steve Wilkins
      Friday 8:45-9:45 Elena Grigorenko 9:45-10:00 Discussion 10:15-12:15 Task Force Presentations ! 12:15-12:30 Closing Remarks
    19. Task Forces :
      • Task Force A: Educating Children for their Future, Not our Past (7)
      • Ryan Masa (Facilitator ), John Alexander, Deanna Bartlett, Vanessa Diffenbacher, Earl Oremus, Katherine Schantz, Gordon Sherman
      • Task Force B: Rethinking Disability/Talent Paradigms &
      • Purpose of Learning (7)
      • Erik Heyer (Facilitator ), Kathy Boone, Jon Green, Kyle Harrington,
      • Maura Rogers, Joyce Walker, Steve Wilkins
      • Task Force C: Building Researcher-Educator Bridges (9)
      • Allison West (Facilitator ), Jeannette Epstein, Mark Harris,
      • Bill Keeney, Dee Ledet-Rosenberg, Shary Maskel, Lou Salza,
      • Wendy Speir, Jenny Thomson
    20. Task Force Times Breakfasts: 7:45-8:30 Some lunch & break time
      • PLUS 3.5 scheduled time
      • Tuesday: Wednesday: Thursday:
      • 3:15-4:00 2:45-3:30/45ish 8:30-10:30
      • Friday Presentations : 10:15-12:15
      • (About 30 minutes including Q &A)
    21. A word about time . . .
    22. My work here is done, well . . . almost.
    23. A beautiful run
    24. Not so pretty
    25. Inspired Wired Tired
    26. Not this kind of tired.
    27. The tired that comes from Stretching minds, heavy cognitive lifting, and pushing through.
    28. We understand the power of this.
    29. Do we understand the power of this?
    30. Are our nation’s schools broken in some way?
    31. Are they becoming obsolete?
    32. Are we imprisoning young minds & spirits? Failing to prepare them for their future?
    33. If so, the ramifications could be big.
    34. Maybe really big.
    35. “ Do not bring me small ideas; bring me big ideas to match our future.” Arnold Schwarzenegger
    36.  
    37. Tomorrow night.

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