#ICE19 Annual Conference

School leaders - teachers and administrators alike - struggle with the living out the ideal that is being an instructional leader. This session works to de-mystify this complex charge educational leaders feel compelled to carry forward. With a direct and though-provoking delivery style participants are sure to leave with their paradigms shifted.

Time management IS NOT your problem. Trust me. Time management is simply a symptom of the problem. This is why so many people struggle and so many fads or organizational tools provide immediate relief but never solve the problem. This session examines the root causes of time management issues and gives participants methods to solve their issues or the issues of those they coach.

Learn about the "Scholar Gamer" and the five unique ways esports (organized competitive video games) can revolutionize your school or district’s approach to engaging your students in their learning.

The digital world provides seemingly limitless opportunity and advantage to anyone with internet access. Join together to personally and collaboratively evaluate and dramatize one of the darker corners of technology's impact on the heart and mind, then strategize to ensure that families and schools are better equipped to ensure emotional well-being.

Every school day, one of the office professionals in my school of 1800 students sends me and my colleagues a list of students we need to check against our classroom roster to make sure someone isn't at school today who isn't supposed to be. This means that every day we each spend two to three minutes at the end of the year (or ten to fifteen minutes at the beginning), trying to determine if our Waldo is hiding on that list. Not anymore, with some help from one of those great office professionals I've automated that daily task and just want to share my efforts with anyone who wants to knock out some of the drudgery of teaching. If you join me, you will get a chance to take a look at how Google Sheets can do a lot of work that no one I know enjoys.

Every school day, one of the office professionals in my school of 1800 students sends me and my colleagues a list of students we need to check against our classroom roster to make sure someone isn't at school today who isn't supposed to be. This means that every day we each spend two to three minutes at the end of the year (or ten to fifteen minutes at the beginning), trying to determine if our Waldo is hiding on that list. Not anymore, with some help from one of those great office professionals I've automated that daily task and just want to share my efforts with anyone who wants to knock out some of the drudgery of teaching. If you join me, you will get a chance to take a look at how Google Sheets can do a lot of work that no one I know enjoys.