Link to previous conference archives
Many thanks to all who participated! Archive Recordings Below.
ATE-K / KACTE Spring Conference 2023
Our Professional Journeys: Navigating Roles, Research, Relationships, and Responsibilities
Our conference seeks to build constructive collaborations between higher education and K-12 professional settings.
Held Friday, April 14, 2023, 8:00 am - 4:30 pm Central Time
Keynote Speakers and Schedule:
KACTE Board Meeting, 8am
Dr. Randy Watson, Kansas Commissioner of Education, 9am
Brian Skinner, Kansas Teacher of the Year, 10am
Panel Discussion w KTOY Team, 11am
Concurrent Sessions 12:30 - 3:20pm
ATE-K Board Meeting, 3:30pm
Link to 2023 Spring Conference Archived Schedule w Recordings of Sessions
ATE-K and KACTE are thankful to everyone who participated in our recent conference! 126 educators registered attending 19 sessions. This online conference offered keynote sessions in the morning and breakout sessions in the afternoon with a wide variety of professionals, practitioners and researchers. Below are the themes of our 2023 conference.
Roles - Presentations in this strand explore the myriad roles in teacher education and development. From the recruiting and development of new teachers to the ongoing professional development and continuous improvement of practicing educators, this strand addresses the challenges and opportunities and the existing and future directions for educational roles.
Research - Presentations in this strand explore the research that examines and illuminates professional knowledge, perspectives, and practices in the educational enterprise. Examples might include research relevant to new models of learning, social justice, closing gaps, recruiting the next generation of educators, changing perspectives, collaborations, or effective remote learning.
Relationships - Presentations in this strand explore relationships among individuals, groups, and organizations that move the educational profession forward. Examples might include building positive relationships with and among students, collaborations and partnerships, best practices, building community, building relationships across modalities (face to face or remote), escaping silos, and envisioning the future of relationships.
Responsibilities - Presentations in this strand explore the responsibilities of professional educators in a variety of contexts. Examples might include advocacy within or across levels (local, state, national, international), support for social emotional well being, academic support for student success, fostering stability in times of unrest, establishing cultural respect and diversity, articulating the purposes of public education, building capacity and preparing a caring and sustainable teacher force.
Link to Join ATE-K (Membership) $20 (While the conference is free, all attendees and presenters must be or become members. Conference attendees should submit this membership form prior to registration.)
See you next year! Monitor this page for updates. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Gary Andersen, ATE-K President at ggandersen@fhsu.edu or cell phone 913-956-8766
Link to Previous Conference Archives (Session recordings from out 2022 Spring Conference)
Many thanks to all who participated! Archive Recordings Below.
ATE-K / KACTE Spring Conference 2023
Our Professional Journeys: Navigating Roles, Research, Relationships, and Responsibilities
Our conference seeks to build constructive collaborations between higher education and K-12 professional settings.
Held Friday, April 14, 2023, 8:00 am - 4:30 pm Central Time
Keynote Speakers and Schedule:
KACTE Board Meeting, 8am
Dr. Randy Watson, Kansas Commissioner of Education, 9am
Brian Skinner, Kansas Teacher of the Year, 10am
Panel Discussion w KTOY Team, 11am
Concurrent Sessions 12:30 - 3:20pm
ATE-K Board Meeting, 3:30pm
Link to 2023 Spring Conference Archived Schedule w Recordings of Sessions
ATE-K and KACTE are thankful to everyone who participated in our recent conference! 126 educators registered attending 19 sessions. This online conference offered keynote sessions in the morning and breakout sessions in the afternoon with a wide variety of professionals, practitioners and researchers. Below are the themes of our 2023 conference.
Roles - Presentations in this strand explore the myriad roles in teacher education and development. From the recruiting and development of new teachers to the ongoing professional development and continuous improvement of practicing educators, this strand addresses the challenges and opportunities and the existing and future directions for educational roles.
Research - Presentations in this strand explore the research that examines and illuminates professional knowledge, perspectives, and practices in the educational enterprise. Examples might include research relevant to new models of learning, social justice, closing gaps, recruiting the next generation of educators, changing perspectives, collaborations, or effective remote learning.
Relationships - Presentations in this strand explore relationships among individuals, groups, and organizations that move the educational profession forward. Examples might include building positive relationships with and among students, collaborations and partnerships, best practices, building community, building relationships across modalities (face to face or remote), escaping silos, and envisioning the future of relationships.
Responsibilities - Presentations in this strand explore the responsibilities of professional educators in a variety of contexts. Examples might include advocacy within or across levels (local, state, national, international), support for social emotional well being, academic support for student success, fostering stability in times of unrest, establishing cultural respect and diversity, articulating the purposes of public education, building capacity and preparing a caring and sustainable teacher force.
Link to Join ATE-K (Membership) $20 (While the conference is free, all attendees and presenters must be or become members. Conference attendees should submit this membership form prior to registration.)
See you next year! Monitor this page for updates. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Gary Andersen, ATE-K President at ggandersen@fhsu.edu or cell phone 913-956-8766
Link to Previous Conference Archives (Session recordings from out 2022 Spring Conference)
