Presented by Adam Parker Goldberg, Head of Community, Twinkl
Presented by Dr. Sharon Vaughn, Professor and Executive Director, Meadows Center for Preventing Educational Risk, University of Texas at Austin; and Dr. Young-Suk Kim, Professor, School of Education, University of California, Irvine
Presented by Kristina Smekens, President and Lead Consultant, Smekens Education
Moderated by Didi Harris, Literacy Consultant, Smekens Education
Presented by Kelley Turner, Ed.D., K–12 Science Supervisor for Winchester Public Schools (VA), Assessment Coordinator for the Virginia School Consortium for Learning, and Lead Curriculum Developer for School Specialty; and Erik Benton, Director of OpenSciEd Development, School Specialty
Sponsored by School Specialty
Getting parents and caregivers involved in schools is often challenging. While, of course, they care about their children, certain barriers make it harder for them to get involved, no matter how much they want to. So what can schools do to help? During the edLeader Panel “Scaffolding: The Key to Engaging ALL Families in and Out of School,” Ilana Steinhauer, Executive Director of Volunteers in Medicine (VIM) Berkshires, and Rebecca Honig, Chief Content and Curriculum Officer at ParentPowered, explained how scaffolding can get families involved.
Presented by Ilana Steinhauer, Executive Director, Volunteers in Medicine (VIM) Berkshires; and Rebecca Honig, Chief Content and Curriculum Officer, ParentPowered
Presented by Nancy Akhavan, Ed.D., Author and Speaker; and Nichole Walsh, Ed.D., Instructional Coach
