Dr. John Almarode
SAN ANTONIO
Bestselling Author, Expert on the Science of Learning, Director of Teaching & Learning at James Madison University
Michael Bonner
NEW YORK
Inspirational Educator, International Speaker, Author of Get Up or Give Up
Ron Clark
SAN ANTONIO
American’s Educator,” NYT Bestselling Author of Move Your Bus, Disney’s American Teacher of the Year
Barbara Coloroso
ORLANDO
International speaker, Best-selling Author of Kids are Worth It! and The Bully, the Bullied & the Not-So-Innocent Bystander
"Stand Tall Steve" Bollar
NEW YORK | ATLANTA
Educational Thought Leader, Master Motivator, Author of Ideas, Ideas, Ideas
Dr. Debbie Silver
ATLANTA
Humorist, Educator, Author of Drumming to the Beat of Different Marchers
Sam Kary
NEW YORK
Internationally Teacher, Curriculum Designer. Creator of Popular New EdTech YouTube Channel
Ernesto Mejia
ORLANDO
Son of Immigrants, Speaks to Students & Educators about the American Dream — Education
Dr. Todd Whitaker
ATLANTA
Inspiring Speaker & Author of 60 Books Including What Great Teachers Do Differently
Dr. Michele Borba
NEW YORK
Best-Selling Author, Parenting & Child Expert, Educational Psychologist
Dr. Talithia Williams
ATLANTA
Big Data Expert, Math Professor & Host of NOVA Wonders
Kim Strobel
LAS VEGAS
Nationally Recognized Speaker & Happiness CoachInnovative Teaching Strategies Conference
The Innovative Teaching Strategies Conference assembles internationally recognized innovators together with practicing educators and consultants who are currently finding success with promising fresh approaches and research-based methodologies. This event provides an opportunity for teachers, administrators and other educators to learn about new insights and strategies for reaching and teaching students PreK-12. It emphasizes evidence-based and novel instructional practices from national-exemplary programs currently being used in schools.
Featured Topics Include
- New Approaches to Integrating Technology
- Innovative Applications Based on Brain Research
- Strategies for Reaching Students Who Are Negative Toward School
- The Methods and Madness Used by Master Teachers
- Techniques for Teaching Unmotivated Learners
- Working with Trauma-Impacted Students
- Reaching Economically Disadvantaged Students
- Project-Based Learning Strategies
- Working with Students in Inclusive Settings
- Instructional Techniques for Gifted Learners
- Classroom Management Techniques that Increase Instruction Time
- How to Empower Students to Think Critically and Be Creative
Sponsors
The Innovative Teaching Strategies Conference is held this year as part of the Innovative Schools Summit in San Antonio (December 1-4). Each Summit offers 4 topic-specific conferences — providing a unique opportunity for attendees to learn key insights from a broad spectrum of experts and colleagues from around the country — assembling internationally recognized innovators together with practicing educators and consultants who are currently finding success with cutting-edge best practices and research-based methodologies in education. These multi-day events provide an opportunity for teachers, administrators, counselors and other educators to learn about new insights and strategies for reaching and teaching students PK-12.
In 2023, the Innovative Teaching Strategies Conference will be held as part of the Innovative Schools Summit in New York (Feb. 22 – 25, 2023), Orlando (Mar. 30 – Apr. 2, 2023), Atlanta (June 21 – 24, 2023) and Las Vegas ( July 5 – 9, 2023).
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What Past Attendees Have to Say...
"This was my first time attending the Conference and I must truly say it was the best Conference I have ever attended. The sessions were very informative, inspiring, and motivating"
High School Principal
Colombus, OH
"I am ready to return to my classroom with a different mindset -- being better now than in the past, and focusing on my students' future not their present. Moving forward with great expectations and pushing them into their destinies by any means necessary."
Middle School Teacher
Cambridge, MA
"I've been a teacher for 15 years and I learned more from this Conference than I've learned from any other Professional Development I've ever attended. I can't wait to return to school and share with my colleagues!"
Middle School Counselor
Ventura, CA
"Wow! I loved all of the Keynote Speakers - each one was inspiring, thoughtful and reminded me why I got into teaching. I'm so glad I attended and learned strategies to help my most difficult students."
High School Teacher
Baton Rogue, LA
"I loved being able to attend sessions from the full variety of conferences occurring simultaneously."
High School Counselor
Des Moines, IA
"I am already planning to attend next year and plan on bringing more people from my school."
Middle School Vice Principal
Jacksonville, FL
"This is such a great conference. There were so many wonderful sessions that it was difficult to choose which session to attend."
Elementary School Teacher
Savannah, GA
"My attendance at this conference was the best experience I've had in my 27 years as an educator."
High School Teacher
Reston, VA
Who Should Attend?
– Classroom Teachers
– Special Ed Teachers
– Paraprofessionals
– Resource Teachers
– Department Heads
– Principals
– Assistant Principals
– Interventionists
– Curriculum Heads
– Tutors
Exhibitors
SAN ANTONIO