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MAGC Webinar October 2020
This document contains details about Brian Housand's upcoming speaking tour for various gifted education associations in Fall 2020. It lists the dates and locations for his presentations, which will be either online or in-person. It also advertises his virtual conference presentations in November and December. The text promotes Brian's approach of engaging students through choice, creativity, complexity, and curiosity to increase engagement. It provides his email addresses and website for more information.
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- 6. VIRTUAL INSANITY 2020 FALLTOUR 10/03 Arizona Association for gifted and talented 10/08 Mississippi association for gifted children 10/10 virginIa association for gifted children 10/12 Kansas association for the gifted, talented, and creative 10/15 Alabama Association for Gifted Children 10/16 Washington Association of Educators for the Talented and Gifted 10/16 Maryland Educators of Gifted Students 10/19 Wisconsin Association for Talented & Gifted 10/24 Michigan Association for Gifted Children 11/05 Texas association for gifted & talented 11/12-17 NAGC REIMAGINED VIRTUAL CONFEReNCE 12/02-04 TAGT giftED20 Virtual CONFERENCE
- 7. May you livein interesting times. May you live in interesting times.
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- 20. It is notthe strongest that survives, Nor the most intelligent…. It is the one that is most ADAPTABLE TO CHANGE. Those that have learned to COLLABORATE and IMPROVISE will prevail.
- 21. It is notthe strongest that survives, Nor the most intelligent…. It is the one that is most ADAPTABLE TO CHANGE. Those that have learned to COLLABORATE and IMPROVISE will prevail.
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- 30. What do younotice? What do you wonder?
- 32. What did younotice? What did you wonder?
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- 34. When each ofus thinks about what we can do in life, chances are, we can do it because of a teacher. Stephen Hawking
- 35. Think of agreat teacher from a film or television series. GREAT TEACHERS
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- 37. What Makes These GREATTEACHERS? What Makes These GREAT TEACHERS?
- 38. FEBRUARY | 2020 Forewordand Executive Summary by Amber M. Northern and Michael J. Petrilli By Seth Gershenson TheImpactofRigorousGrading PracticesonStudentAchievement What happens when we hold students to a high set of standards rather than simply giving them an easy A?
- 39. FINDING 1: Students learn morefrom teachers who have higher grading standards. FEBRUARY | 2020 Foreword and Executive Summary by Amber M. Northern and Michael J. Petrilli By Seth Gershenson TheImpactofRigorousGrading PracticesonStudentAchievement
- 40. FINDING 2: Teachers with highergrading standards improve their students’ performance in subsequent math classes up to two years later. FEBRUARY | 2020 Foreword and Executive Summary by Amber M. Northern and Michael J. Petrilli By Seth Gershenson TheImpactofRigorousGrading PracticesonStudentAchievement
- 41. FINDING 3: Teachers with highergrading standards significantly improve the learning outcomes of all student subgroups.FEBRUARY | 2020 Foreword and Executive Summary by Amber M. Northern and Michael J. Petrilli By Seth Gershenson TheImpactofRigorousGrading PracticesonStudentAchievement
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- 48. meddle Verb 1. to involveoneself in a matter without right or invitation; interfere officiously and unwontedly.
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- 51. McWilliam, Erica L.(2009) Teaching for creativity: From sage to guide to meddler. Asia Pacific Journal of Education, 29(3). pp. 281-293.
- 52. The Meddler-in-the Middle doesnot rush in to save students from the struggle that higher order thinking involves… Erica McWilliam
- 53. They allow theirstudents to experience the risks and confusion of authentic learning by allowing their students to stay in the grey of unresolvedness. Erica McWilliam
- 54. (RENZULLI, 1978) TASK COMMITMENT represents energy thatis brought to bear upon a particular problem (task) or specific performance area. TASK COMMITMENT CREATIVITY ABOVE AVERAGE ABILITY
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- 59. First of all,I would like to make one thing clear: I never explain anything.
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- 81. 1. We aremissing a lot of what goes on around us. THIS EXPERIMENT REVEALS TWO THINGS: 2. We have no idea that we are missing so much.
- 82. VIDEO AND ADDITIONAL INFORMATION AVAILABLEAT theinvisiblegorilla.com
- 83. II Reflect& How longcan you pay attention in person? Online?
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- 85. 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100% 0-3 3-6 6-99-12 12-40 STUDENT ENGAGEMENT WITH ONLINE VIDEO PERCENTWATCHED LENGTH IN MINUTES Brame, 2015; Brame 2016; Guo et al 2014
- 86. THINKING FEELING DOING Create situations wherestudents are
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- 89. (RENZULLI, 1978) TASK COMMITMENT represents energy thatis brought to bear upon a particular problem (task) or specific performance area. TASK COMMITMENT CREATIVITY ABOVE AVERAGE ABILITY
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- 96. WHAT DO YOUWONDER?
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- 100. Metaphors have a wayof holding the most truth in the least space. - Orson Scott Card
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- 103. 1.39 Billion Pounds 325.7Million People =4.27pounds per person
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- 105. mirror.co.uk CONSUMPTION OF CHEESE CORRELATESWITH TOTAL REVENUE GENERATED BY GOLF COURSES
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- 107. WHAT IS THEREAL PROBLEM? WHAT ARE MY CONCERNS? IN WHAT WAYS MIGHT I… HOW MIGHT I…
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- 111. What makes aBAD flag?
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- 115. THANK YOU FOR NOTICINGTHIS NOTICE YOUR NOTICING IT HAS BEEN NOTED NOTICE
- 120. WHAT MIGHT EVERYDAY STUFF LOOKLIKE IF WE SORTED IT BY COLOR?
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- 129. We shall notcease from exploration, and the end of all our exploring will be to arrive where we started and know the place for the first time. T.S.Eliot
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- 135. Get to knowyou activity!
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- 137. Create a colorpalette for a fictional character.
- 138. Create a colorpalette for a historical figure or event.
- 139. Create a colorpalette using only ONE color.
- 140. The real voyageof consists not in seeking new landscapes,but in having new eyes. Marcel Proust consists not in seeking new landscapes,but in having new eyes.
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- 143. Saying something isREAL does not make it REAL
- 144. Saying something isFAKE does not make it FAKE
- 145. CRAAP CARS CAPES CURRENCY RELEVANCY AUTHORITYCREDIBILITY CREDENTIALS ACCURACY ACCURACY ACCURACY PURPOSE PURPOSE EMOTION REASONABLENESS SUPPORT SUPPORT ! " #
- 146. BECOME A SUPERCRITICAL CONSUMER OF INFORMATION PUT ON YOUR CAPES! C A P E S REDENTIALS CCURACY URPOSE MOTION UPPORT #FightingFakeNews brianhousand.com/fakenews
- 147. BEWARE THE CLICKBAITCHUMBOX!BEWARE THE CLICKBAIT CHUMBOX!
- 148. “You will neverfind a more wretched hive of scum and villainy. We must be cautious.” Obi-Wan Kenobi
- 149. 8 CLICKBAIT TRAPS AND HOWTHEY FOOL YOU EVERY TIME! 8 CLICKBAIT TRAPS AND HOW THEY FOOL YOU EVERY TIME!
- 150. 1. You WillNever Guess Why! 1. You Will Never Guess Why!
- 151. 2. What WeFound Was Shocking! 2. What We Found Was Shocking!
- 152. 3. Eleven Things YouWill Never Guess About Your Favorite Celebrity 3. Eleven Things You Will Never Guess About Your Favorite Celebrity
- 153. 4. Best NewTech Tools! Number 4 is My FAVORITE! 4. Best New Tech Tools! Number 4 is My FAVORITE!
- 154. 5. What Every SuccessfulPerson Must Know 5. What Every Successful Person Must Know
- 155. 6. Feel Better AboutYourself By Doing This. 6. Feel Better About Yourself By Doing This.
- 156. 7. Lose Weight NowBy Eating These Foods. 7. Lose Weight Now By Eating These Foods.
- 157. 8. How ToSave $$$ on Your Next Purchase 8. How To Save $$$ on Your Next Purchase
- 158. 1. You WillNever Guess Why! 2. What We Found Was Shocking! 3. 11 Things That You Probably Did Not Know About Your Favorite Celebrity 4. Best New Tech Tools! Number 4 Is my Favorite! 5. What Every Successful Person Must Know 6. Feel Better About Yourself by Doing This 7. Lose Weight Now by Eating These Foods 8. How To Save $$$ on Your Next Purchase 8 CLICKBAIT TRAPS
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- 166. CURATING CONTENT *Fictional Character *Historicalfigure *How a Bill Becomes a law *Photosynthesis *Historical Event *Big IdEAS *?????
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- 171. In every jobthat must be done, There is an element of fun. You find the fun and SNAP! The job’s a game.
- 172. I stand uponmy desk to remind myself that we must constantly look at things in a different way.
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- 174. “I have cometo believe that a great teacher is a great artist and that there are as few of these as there are of any other great artists. It might even be the greatest of the arts since the medium is the human mind and spirit.”
- 175. She breathed curiosity intous so that we brought in facts or truths shielded in our hands like captured fireflies.
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